sex differences (psychology)

Readers are exposed to many sides of the gender debate as it pertains to the workplace, military and home environment. This title promotes issue awareness as well as critical thinking to roles men and women play in their respective jobs. This series is the research and learning tool for exploring the issues that shape and define our changing world.

Explores work of literature through the lens of major social issue, and features carefully-selected content representing a variety of perspectives about sexuality in William Shakespeare's, A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Examines how communication in the workplace affects how we are regarded and rewarded.

Contains a comprehensive listing of names, too lengthy to list here. Chronological Section: Changes in Myths of Gender Over Time; Antiquity, Medieval Era, Renaissance, The 18th Century, The 19th Century, Early 20th Century. Thematic Section: Concepts of Gender in Different Contexts; (Disciplines) Chemistry, Physics/Astronomy, Mathematics, Computer Science, Biology, Psychology, Medicine, Technology. Aspects of Human Biology & Behavior: The Brain, Cognitive Abilities, Mental Illness, Personality/Rationality/Emotionality, Endocrinology & Hormones, Menstruation/Menopause/PMS, Early Modern Health, Gender/Sex--How Conjoined, Homosexuality, Race, Nature/Nurture. Institutions: Women's Education, Motherhood, Religion, Universities, Federal Agencies, Industry, Professional Societies. Discrimination: Discrimination, Women Scientists as Leaders, Nobel Laureates, Gender & Occupational Interests. Other Perspectives on Gender & Myths & Beliefs in Scientific Research: Feminist Philosophy of Science, Biologists Who Study Gender/Feminism, Historians of Science & Technology Who Focus on Feminism, Primatologists Who Focus on Females/Gender, Critiques of Science, Marxism/Socialism & Feminism/Gender, Ecofeminism, Cyberfeminism, Race, Postcolonial Gender & Science, Feminist Science Studies, Women's Health Movement, Science Fiction.