| 1. | Introduction to psychology, culture and gender |
| 2. | Why sex? The biological function of sex |
| 3. | Biology, sex and gender |
| 4. | Biology, sex and gender continued |
| 5. | The evolution of reproductive strategies in humans |
| 6. | Reproductive strategies continued |
| 7. | Cultural variations in gender role and reproductive behavior |
| 8. | Cultural variation continued |
| 9. | Intersexual variation and culture |
| 10. | Intersexual variation and culture: History |
| 11. | Hormones, sex and gender |
| 12. | Hormones continued |
| 13. | Emotions, sex and gender |
| 14. | Emotion, sex and gender continued |
| 15. | Gender politics and psychological research in gender and sex |
| 16. | Gender politics continued |
| 17. | Sexual variation in psychological development |
| 18. | Sexual variation in development continued |
| 19. | Culture, love and emotional development |
| 20. | Culture, love and emotional development continued |
| 21. | Culture, love and sexual orientation |
| 22. | Orientation continued |
| 23. | Gender differences in values and ideology |
| 24. | Gender ideology continued |
| 25. | Historical summary of psychological dimensions of sex and gender |
| 26. | Historical view continued |
| 27. | Sex, time and power: Shlain's theory of human consciousness |
| 28. | Shlain continued |
| 29. | Review |
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