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Psych Unit 4

The document discusses two topics: the use of longitudinal studies to analyze child attachment types and the author's personal experiences with gender identity. The author suggests that observing a child's development over time can provide valuable insights into their behavior. Additionally, the author reflects on their own gender identity, expressing comfort with their masculinity while acknowledging interests that may not align with traditional gender roles.

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Psych Unit 4

The document discusses two topics: the use of longitudinal studies to analyze child attachment types and the author's personal experiences with gender identity. The author suggests that observing a child's development over time can provide valuable insights into their behavior. Additionally, the author reflects on their own gender identity, expressing comfort with their masculinity while acknowledging interests that may not align with traditional gender roles.

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Justin Lakin
Psych 1030
July 18, 2024
Unit 4 Writing Assignment

Topic 1:

I believe a longitudinal study could be used to study the particular attachment type of a child. By
observing traits in the child as they grow and develop, you'd have more data to work with and could
form a more in-depth analysis of their behavior. I believe you could also potentially cross-reference the
data with behaviors from other children of similar backgrounds.

Topic 2:

I can't really recall any specific instances of gender typing in my life off the top of my head. I've always
been bulkier, so I suppose I've always just come off as masculine to most people. Nowadays, having
grown a moustache and started shaving my head to combat balding, I think people have even less doubt
and I've even had people think I'm an older man than I actually am.
I've always been comfortable with my gender identity. I was born a male and identify as a male. I do
have some “feminine” interests, I suppose, but I feel most people have some interests outside of their
typical gender role even if they don't admit it.

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