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English colonists were looking for a new home, where they could support themselves (they had financial troubles back home) and maybe even become wealthy.
America was a good choice as it had a very small number of indigenous population, and northern America was not sucessfully claimed by Spain, so they were free to settle there and they decided to do so.
<u>Doing gender theory</u><u> theoretical perspective argues that the way sexuality is practiced in </u><u>society</u><u> is linked to the domination of women.</u>
What is social-cognitive theory on gender development?
- Within a single conceptual framework, the theory integrates psychological and social structural determinants.
- According to this theoretical viewpoint, gender conceptions and roles are the result of a complex web of interconnected social forces acting on a range of societal subsystems.
Which four theoretical perspectives on gender development are there?
Describe the social learning theory, neurophysiological bases, cognitive developmental theory, and gender schema theory as the four main theories that explain gender development.
The cognitive theory is what?
- According to cognitive theory, the human mind functions like a computer that continuously processes and encodes data.
- According to cognitive theory, a person's mind will consult previous schema—internal frameworks made by memories—when they are presented with stimuli in order to make sense of it.
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