Title: Gender: Psychological Perspectives, Seventh Edition
Authors: Linda Brannon, Gender Scholar
Publisher: Pearson
Description:
In the Seventh Edition of “Gender: Psychological Perspectives,” authored by Linda Brannon, a prominent Gender Scholar, readers are provided with a comprehensive examination of gender from psychological perspectives. This edition explores the complexities of gender identity, roles, and stereotypes, offering insights into the psychological, social, and cultural factors shaping gender development and behavior. The book covers key topics such as gender differences in cognition, emotion, sexuality, relationships, and mental health, as well as intersections of gender with race, ethnicity, class, and other social identities. Additionally, it delves into contemporary issues such as gender diversity, transgender experiences, and gender equality initiatives. Through empirical research, theoretical frameworks, and real-world applications, Brannon equips readers with a deeper understanding of the multifaceted nature of gender and its implications for individuals and society. Whether you’re a student studying psychology, gender studies, or related fields, or a practitioner seeking to enhance your understanding of gender dynamics, this edition serves as an invaluable resource for exploring gender from psychological perspectives.