AQA A2 Psychology Unit 3 - Gender - Gender Dysphoria 2 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyGenderA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AmyCreated on: 12-04-14 15:21 What is the definition of Gender Dysphoria? A strong, persistent, cross gender identification 1 of 9 How long must the feelings of gender dysphoria last and what must it interfere with? Over 6 months, with everyday functioning 2 of 9 What does Stoller find about the families of boys with Gender Dysphoria? Overly close to mothers and distant from Fathers 3 of 9 What does Stoller find about the families of Girls with Gender Dysphoria? Depressed Mothers and Absent Fathers 4 of 9 How does Biller criticise Stoller on the families of Boys with Gender Dysphoria? They have an absent father - No role model to look up to 5 of 9 Who looks at Gender Dysphoria in the long term? Zucker - Only 12% of gender dysphoric children between 2-18 were still gender dysphoric by 18 6 of 9 Why is this theory gender bias? As it mainly focuses on why boys have gender dysphoria 7 of 9 What type of family type does this theory not take into account? Children with both parents 8 of 9 As most of these studies are case studies, what cannot be done with the findings? Generalised to everyone 9 of 9
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