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Maria Moreno
May 15, 2014
English 103
Professor Caitlin Kirkley















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Bailey, Jane, Valerie Steeves, Jacquelyn Burkell and Priscilla Regan. Negotiating with Gender
Stereotypes on Social Networks Sites; from Bicycle Face to Facebook. Journal of
Communication Inquiry. 37(2) 91 112. The Author(s) 2013. Web. This article is very
informative about how the media influences gender stereotypes and how easily
manipulated people can get by the media and others. If I choose to include how the media
has so much influence on gender differences and stereotypes this article is a great start. It
includes how guys depict women as sex objects and how girls seem to think its okay.
DSouza G, Cullen K, Bowie J, Thorpe R, Fakhry C., Differences in Oral Sexual Behaviors by
Gender, Age, and Race Explain Observed Differences in Prevalence of Oral Human
Papillomavirus Infection. PLoS ONE 9(1). 24 Jan. 2014. Web. The study gave me
information about the prevalence of HPV in men and women. What I liked about it was
that it collected information about the difference of sexual relations between men and
woman. That information is helpful in the section that I would like to focus about the
sexual activities of sexes.
Fuentes, Agustn. Men and Women Are the Same Species! Similarities between the sexes can
be as important as differences. Busting Myths about Human Nature. Psychology Today.
24 May 2010. Web. I think this article in psychology today will keep because it gives me
ideas on what to talk about when it comes to explaining why people have these notions
that girls and guys are so different. We need to be different but we also should have some
similarities in order to get along.
Hetherington, Mavis E. and Parke Ross D., Child Psychology: A Contemporary Viewpoint Update 5
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Ed. New York. Mcgraw-Hill.2003. web. This Chapter I found it online and it informs about how
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guys gender is develop. It starts with the different forms of gender associations and how it was all
explain by the theories such as the Freudian theory of identification, cognitive social learning
theory. It then explains further how guys and girls develop the same but at one point is associated
with their gender based on social aspects. It also, gives me information on how the media is
influences society to place stereotypes on everyone.
Prakash, Ved and R. Caeli Flores (1985) ,"A Study of Psychological Gender Differences: Applications
For Advertising Format", in NA - Advances in Consumer Research Volume 12, eds. Elizabeth C.
Hirschman and Moris B. Holbrook, Provo, UT : Association for Consumer Research, Pages: 231-
237. This study will help me in my research because it describes in detail what the differences
between the genders are. It also gives me data to justify their findings. It seems that men and
women dont have that many differences but the ones we do have are very important. It will also
give me a clear understanding to what I want my paper to include.
Satterthwaite, Theodore D., D.H. Wolf, D.H, Roalf, D.R, Ruparel, K., G., Simon V., E. D. G., Mark A.
Elliott, Alex Smith, Hakon H., Ragini V. Christos Davatzikos, Raquel E. Gur, and Ruben C. Gur
Linked Sex Differences in Cognition and Functional Connectivity in Youth. Cereb Cortex 2014
bhu036v2-bhu036. Its a study done to youth between the ages of 9-22 that shows that males
outperformed females on motor and spatial cognitive tasks; females were faster in tasks of
emotion identification and nonverbal reasoning. This gives examples I can use to my points with
data. I want to show that males and females are different and its a good thing but at the end of
the day we all think the same but we show it different matters.