https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3Aweo-74kY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=381belOZreA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCLoNwVJA-0

1. How and WHY do physical characteristics signal "gender" to others?
   1. In other words, why do we assume someone's gender based on how they look?
2. How does our current understanding of sex/gender development differ from earlier psychological theories?
   1. In your answer, be sure to reference how a) Psychoanalytic theory, b) Behavioral theory, and/or c) Evolutionary theory has been applied to the understanding of gender development. What are some critiques of this theory/theories?
3. Why is early childhood a time when many hold strict gender stereotypes?
   1. Where do these gender stereotypes come from? Include examples.
4. Do gender stereotypes change as we get older? Have they evolved over time?
   1. In your answer, consider developmental differences overall.
5. According to Audrey (the speaker), the term "boy" didn't feel right, but "girl" didn't fit either.
   1. What does "gender-nonbinary" mean to you?
6. Does it ACTUALLY MATTER if someone is a "boy or a girl"?!
   1. As the speaker (Audrey) says, try and talk about someone for ONE MINUTE without using gendered terms. Is it easy? Harder than you thought? Why?