Exam 10: Social Identity, Personality, and Gender

In order to structure the individual's psychological field, self-awareness includes each of the following orientations except:

Mead identified traditional North American feminine traits as being:

An intersexual individual who has both ovarian and testicular tissue is called a _______________.

Industrial societies have some of the earliest ages for the development of self-awareness in children.

Who were the "castrati"?

The Aymara Indians in the Bolivian community of Laymi do not consider an infant to be human until:

What are the most common criticisms about National Character studies?

In what kinds of societies do we primarily find dependence training, and how is it adaptive in these societies?

What are some of the major gender differences between the traditional nomadic versus settled Ju/'hoansi?

The ability to identify oneself as an individual is called:

If an individual is born with only one X chromosome as a sexual set, this is called:

The typical birth-spacing interval for food foragers is:

Sadhus are holy men in Hindu culture.

What is androgen insensitivity syndrome?

Under what kind of training is a child encouraged to seek help and attention?

Which cultural group/national group gives a child its father's last name differently depending on the gender of the child?

Anthropologists use the technical term _______________ for "two-spirits."

What major cultural difference did Katherine Dettwyler notice between Mali and the U.S. in their treatment of Down's syndrome children?

Among the _______________ Margaret Mead found that women dominated men.

Although National Character Studies are no longer considered scientifically valid, how might anthropologists develop a way to study "cultures-at-a-distance" given the new forms of technology that exist today?