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Анастази А. Дифференциальная психология.Категория: Библиотека » Психодиагностика | Просмотров: 30197
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Название: Дифференциальная психология. Формат: HTML, DOC Язык: Русский Скачать по прямой ссылке Из всего сказанного явствует, что мы не можем говорить о неполноценности и превосходстве, но лишь о специфических различиях в способностях или личности между полами. Эти расхождения в значительной степени являются результатом культурных и других эмпирических факторов, хотя некоторые физические половые различия, безусловно, влияют на поведенческое развитие непосредственно или посредством социальных эффектов. Наконец, совпадение во всех психологических характеристиках позволяет рассматривать мужчин и женщин именно в качестве индивидуумов, а не с точки зрения групповых стереотипов. Эти три указания окажутся полезными, если соблюдать их как «правила» с целью понимания других групповых различий, рассматривающихся в следующих главах.
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