Psychology of women : behavior in biosocial context / Juanita H. Williams.
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TextPublisher: New York, NY : W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1983Edition: 2nd editionDescription: xiv, 463 pages ; 23 cmISBN: 0393951987Subject(s): Women -- Psychology | Women -- Physiology | Women -- Sexual behaviorLOC classification: HQ1206 .W55 1983 | CL12861Summary: "Psychology of Women: Behavior in a Biosocial Context" is a book by Juanita H. Williams that explores women's behavior by considering biological, social, and psychological factors. The book argues that women's behavior can only be understood within this biosocial context. It examines various aspects of women's lives, including sexual dimorphism, sex differences, and sex role identification.
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"Psychology of Women: Behavior in a Biosocial Context" is a book by Juanita H. Williams that explores women's behavior by considering biological, social, and psychological factors. The book argues that women's behavior can only be understood within this biosocial context. It examines various aspects of women's lives, including sexual dimorphism, sex differences, and sex role identification.
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