Acquiring Our Gender Identity by Observing and Imitating Others' Gender-Linked

question 66

Multiple Choice

Acquiring our gender identity by observing and imitating others' gender-linked behaviors is most clearly emphasized by

• A) evolutionary psychology.
• B) collectivism.
• C) Freudian psychology.
• D) social learning theory.

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Definitions:

Double Unilineal Descent

A system of lineage where individuals belong to both their father's and their mother's descent groups, incorporating elements of both patrilineal and matrilineal descent.

Bilateral Descent

A system of family lineage in which the relatives on both the mother's and the father's sides are considered equally important.

Clans

A clan represents a group of people united by actual or perceived kinship and descent, commonly sharing a common ancestor and often associating with a specific region or territory.

Genealogical Depth

Refers to the number of generations traced back in a family or kinship group, indicating the extent of ancestral lineage.