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Two sides to every story
Beking, Tess
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Beking, T. (2018). Two sides to every story: Sex hormones, brain lateralization and gender development. Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
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LIST OF DATA
This overview of data collected during my PhD Project (see Introduction – Dataset 1, p. 17) might be useful for future projects. The prenatal data is collected by Cornelieke van de Beek (see van de Beek et al., 2004). The pubertal data is collected by Tess Beking when the participants were 15 years of age, see chapters 3, 4, 6 and 7 of this thesis.
PRENATAL DATA Hormones • Testosterone • Estradiol • Progesterone • Androstenedione • DHEAS • SHBG in:
• Amniotic fluid (14-18th week pregnancy) • Maternal serum (2nd trimester)
• Maternal serum (3rd trimester) • Umbilical cord serum
PUBERTAL DATA • Hormones • Testosterone • Estradiol • Progesterone • Androstenedione in:
General • Sex • Age • Height • Weight
• Number of brothers and sisters
• Musical instrument (what and how long) • Sports (currently and past)
Handedness
• Edinburgh handedness questionnaire • Handedness of parents
• Online finger tapping task • Pegboard task
Lateralization (fTCD) and performance • Mental rotation task
• Chimeric faces task • Word generation task Gender development & puberty
• Gender identity • Gender expression • Gender role behaviour
• Sexual orientation & experience • Girls: 1st menstruation • Boys: pubertal stage Empathy & Systemizing Quotient
• Short version of EQ & SQ questionnaires Aggression
• Aggression questionnaire (self-developed)
• Zelf-Analyse Vragenlijst (ZAV) (in general and relative to peers) • Zelf-Analyse Vragenlijst (ZAV) for parents
• Frequency swearing and fighting (actions and thoughts; towards family and others) • House of cards manipulation task
"You can't connect the dots looking foward, you can only
connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the
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