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This is for my Psychology of Woman Class. The book used in this class is: Required Textbooks and Supplementary Materials Required Textbook: Hyde, Janet S. & Else-Quest, Nicole (2013; 8th ed.) Half the Human Experience: The Psychology of Women. Cengage ISBN 13: 978-1-111-83382-4. Recommended (Required if using Textbook Vouchers): APA Publication Manual (2010) American Psychological Association. ISBN#978-978-14338-0561. Click on the following link for "APA Format" tutorials: http://www.apastyle.org/learn/tutorials/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. DBF 2: Chapter 2 and 3 {20 points] Chapter 2: Theoretical Perspectives Chapter 3: Gender Stereotypes and Gender Differences DBF 2 Credit: 18 Critique (+) 2 Participation Points = 18 points To participate and post responses as instructed below, click on the REPLY button in the DBF session when you are ready. If experiencing technical or computer difficulties, please click on the ? Help button to your left in the Navigational panel. How to Earn 18 DBF Critique Points • • • Save the Critique Templateas a Word document to your PSY 3312 computer folder. Draft Critical Thinking responses onto the Critique Template and save your work. Return to the DBF session and insert/paste the Critique Template into the session. Always add your name to your DBF Critique. For consistency in grading the DBF Critique, please do not remove any of the Critique Template formatting. How to Earn 2 DBF Participation Points Select one person, preferably someone who has not been selected. Write 2 - 3 comments related to the Chapter covered in response to that member’s Critique. Be collaborative! Do not just say "Good post!" or “Great job!" Go further in providing feedback to the selected member. Do not forget to add your name and the person's name to your Participatory Comments. DBF 2 Critique Template Link and Online Preview Link: DBF 2_ Critique Template (Ch 2 and Ch 3).docx Do not post Critiques as attachments or send via Email. Online Preview of the DBF 2 Critique Template (also linked in Module 2) DBF 2 Chapter 2: Theoretical Perspectives Chapter 3: Gender Stereotypes and Gender Differences Critique = 18 points (+) Participation Comments = 2 points [Total = 20 points] Exploring life through the "RICA" Method of Critical Thinking and Analysis (VegaRodriguez 2004-2017). Copyright - all rights reserved. Reflection (4 points). Pre- & Post-Rumination: Select one concept from Chapter 2 Theoretical Perspectives and one from Chapter 3 Gender Stereotypes and Gender Differences that you knew little about prior to enrolling in PSY 3312. Share how learning about those two concepts spurred newer insights in studying the Psychology of Women: Integration (4 points). Comprehension: Briefly explain why Chapter 2 Theoretical Perspectives and Chapter 3 Gender Stereotypes & Gender Differences are significant in contributing to our understanding of the gender puzzle in studying the Psychology of Women: Connection (4 points). Interconnectivity: Go to Table 3.4 [Are You Androgynous?] on page 80 of the textbook and follow instructions to take the Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI). If you do not have the Half the Human Experience textbook open and use the BSRI from the following link: Self Scoring Androgyny Scale (Bem Sex Role Inventory).docx. How did you score? Were you surprised by your Masculine, Feminine, and Androgyny scores? Why or why not? To what extent is the Bem Sex Role Inventory a useful tool for understanding gender similarities and gender differences? Application (6 points). Real World Relevance: Select one concept or theory from Chapter 2 Theoretical Perspectives and one from Chapter 3 Gender Stereotypes and Gender Differences. Using descriptive examples, explain how you would apply each of the concepts or theories in either in your career, studies, family, or personal relationships:
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Running Head: PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMAN

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Psychology of Woman
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PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMAN

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Psychology of Woman
The study of psychology of women has pushed the boundaries of the traditional theory,
produced breakthroughs in methodology, and built links to the most challenging obstacles of the
present day. It has remained socially relevant and intellectually vibrant, which includes
initiatives which not only have changed the epistemology of understanding but also have
increased researchers’ knowledge of people and the world.
Women are way more perceptive compared to men as an average woman understands
social situations and picks up on social cues much better than an average man. There is a
presumption that every person thinks exactly the same, women are no exception, and a huge
mistake that most of women make is that they assume that men are as sensitive as they are to
social situations. The same way men often make the mistake of thinking that women experience
attraction like they do. The facts are, when it comes to attractions for both males and females, the
case is different.
For the women, they are attracted to men all the time but to them, attractions does not
necessarily equal to sex but for guys, attraction to a woman is equal to sex and chances are that,
they would sleep with her and she would have to really do something pretty weird or
demonstrate a lousy personality to make a man change his mind (Hyde, Janet & Else-Quest,
2013).

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMAN

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Theoretical Perspective
Sigmund Freud, one of the great geniuses in modern era views on female stirred
controversy in his time and which has continued to evoke considerable debated in today’s world.
Women receive passively, affix nothing of their own, and oppose change, Freud in 1925, written
in a paper entitled "The Psychical Consequences of the Anatomic Distinction between the
Sexes."
While Freud sees women as lesser in comparison with men, most ladies were effective in
the advancement and growth of psychoanalysis. Being the initial woman to join Freud’s Vienna
Psychoanalytic Society in 1918, Helene Deutsch extensively wrote on areas such as; female
adolescence, motherhood and psychology of women; and also published her initial
psychoanalytic writing on female’s sexuality.
Freud was opposed to female emancipation movement while his belief was; a woman’s
life was dominated by her sexual reproductive functions; the big question which still lacks
answers and which no individual has yet attempted to answer (Bernay & Cantor, 2013).
He believed women experience penis envy; which was the female counterpart to his
castration anxiety concept. Freud’s theory on psychosexual development, he suggests at the
young Phallic Stage, little girls devote their affection to the father and distance themselves from
the mother. This occurs after the girl realizes that she lacks penis and they may hold their
mothers as being accountable for their lack of penis.
Freud believe...


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