The Social Learning Theory Of Gender Role Behavior

Genetics, the backgrounds of genetics were developed from theories of evolution, the study of how genes influence our bodies, inside and out from health behavior and physical appearance.

Helping scientist understand men and women, like, the differences in aggression, the social learning theory of gender role development, a difference between gender role and gender identity, and biological differences associated with sexual preference.

The history of genes is fascinating, starting in 1859; Charles Darwin wrote about natural selection “On the origin of species by means of natural selection, or the preservation of favored races in the struggle for life” (Darwin). 1865 the discovery of heredity transmitted in units was made thanks to Gregor Mendel’s

For example, imagine three siblings, Michael (5 years), Robert (6 years) and Emma (7 years). Emma and Michael play dress up and both, Michael and Emma put on makeup and dresses. Their dad encourages Emma by saying she looks beautiful in her dress but frowns upon Michael by saying he looks ridicules and boys should not wear dresses. In the future, Emma is more likely to wear makeup and dresses while Michael is less likely. Robert, who has been watching this all his life, is not likely to imitate the behavior of wearing a dress because he has seen his brother Michael (who he sees like himself) get frowned upon for doing it by their father.

First, the child is more likely to appear and copy those people it observes as like itself. It is more likely to copy behavior displayed by people as the same sex. Second, the people around the child will respond to the behavior it copies with either support or punishment. It is likely that the child will be supported for acting in gender suitable ways and punished for gender inappropriate behavior. Third, the child will also have observed the moments of other people’s behavior and will be motivated to imitate the behavior it has been reinforced and avoid imitating the behavior it has seen

A woman should dress up and put on heels, makeup, raise a child and a house keeper, as a man society wants men to work and work and work, providing for his family. For example, Women would be cleaning the house and cooking dinner before her husband comes home from work when the husband gets home we do not lift a finger to help, he did his duties, which is going to work and bring home money. Identity gender is how the person identifies him or herself gender wise, based on their actions, thoughts etc. in some cases a person can be born one gender and identify themselves as the other gender. For example, Bruce Jenner born a male in 1949 had a sex change because his thoughts and actions did not fit with his gender, Bruce got a sex change becoming officially Caitlyn Jenner in 2015. Biological differences associated with sexual preference, “Yes, genetics plays a part. No, it is not all genetics," Dora B. Goldstein, professor emeritus of molecular pharmacology. Male homosexuality often appears to be transmitted from the mother’s side. Also, men with several older biological brothers are more likely to be gay, possibly due to maternal immune system reaction. Women think more about sex than men, men are more likely to think that casual sex is acceptable. How would evolution explain why males and females pick different sexual