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Biological Psychology

James W. Kalat

Chapter 10

Reproductive Behaviors - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

03:10

Problem 1

What does the SRY gene do?

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02:51

Problem 2

How do sex hormones affect neurons?

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05:20

Problem 3

What would be the genital appearance of a mammal exposed to high levels of both androgens and estrogens during early development? What if it were exposed to low levels of both?

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01:16

Problem 4

From the standpoint of protecting a male fetus's sexual development, what are some drugs that a pregnant woman should avoid?

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02:32

Problem 5

How would the external genitals appear on a genetic female rat that lacked alphafetoprotein?

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03:07

Problem 6

What evidence most directly links children's toy play to prenatal hormones?

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02:16

Problem 7

By what mechanism does testosterone affect the hypothalamic areas responsible for sexual behavior?

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03:58

Problem 8

Why do married men tend to have lower testosterone levels than single men of the same age?

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03:09

Problem 9

At what time in a woman's menstrual cycle do her estradiol levels increase? When are they lowest?

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02:59

Problem 10

When someone demonstrates an anatomical difference between male and female brains, on average, what if anything can we conclude about its role in behavior?

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04:43

Problem 11

What factors are responsible for maternal behavior shortly after rats give birth? What factors become more important in later days?

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03:57

Problem 12

What evolutionary advantage is suggested for why women are more interested in men's wealth and success than men are interested in women's wealth?

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05:51

Problem 13

What is a common cause for a genetic female $(X X)$ to develop a partly masculinized anatomy?

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03:13

Problem 14

If a genetic female is exposed to extra testosterone during prenatal development, what behavioral effect is likely?

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03:53

Problem 15

What would cause a genetic male (XY) to develop a partly feminized external anatomy?

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04:56

Problem 16

When children who had been reared as girls reached puberty and grew a penis and scrotum, what happened to their gender identity?

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04:29

Problem 17

For which kind of twin pair is the concordance for sexual orientation greatest?

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08:16

Problem 18

It seems difficult to explain how a gene could remain at a moderately high frequency in the population if most men with the gene do not reproduce. How would the hypothesis about epigenetics help with the explanation?

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02:59

Problem 19

By what route might having an older brother increase the probability of male homosexuality?

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03:13

Problem 20

How might stress to a pregnant rat alter the sexual orientation of her male offspring?

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04:18

Problem 21

In LeVay's study, what evidence argues against the idea that INAH.3 volume depends on AIDS rather than sexual orientation?

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