SMF204 Lecture Notes - Mangaia, Participant Observation, Gender Role
8 Dec 2013
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Sex biologically male or female (xx & xy) Gender our sense of maleness or femaleness, feminine or masculine; psychological & sociocultural vs. biological unwritten rules. Gender identity self-concept of being female or male. Gender role complex clusters of behaviours/mannerisms to which we are expected to conform on the basis of our sex. When we are strict about these social roles that is known as stereotyping. Physical activities, behaviour for reproduction and/or pleasure. Human sexuality how we experience and express ourselves as sexual beings (gender, gender identity, gender roles, sexual orientation). Multidisciplinary nature of the study of human sexuality. We can also see who has the power at the time when viewing historical documents: e. g. Also, studying the individual in sexual relationships: method: case study, experiments, correlational research (e. g. surveys, different schools of thought or theoretical approaches (e. g. , psychodynamic oral, phallic latency, genital stages and anal versus social learning modelling).
