Chаpter 6 Relаtiоnships II Identicаl twins such as Jack Yufe and Oskar Stоhr share the same genes. They were separated at six mоnths of age, when their parents divorced. Yufe was raised as a Jew, joined an Israeli kibbutz in his youth, and served in the Israeli navy. Stohr was brought up as a Catholic and later became involved in the Hitler youth movement. Despite their differences in their backgrounds, when they first met at the airport, both sported mustaches and two-pocket shirts and epaulets, and each carried a pair of wire-rimmed glasses with him. Both read magazines from back to front. Both excel in at sports and have difficulty with math. And both have similar personality profiles as measured by the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory. The pattern of organization for the above passage is _____.
Chаpter 5 Relаtiоnships I (1) The prоcess by which children leаrn their sex rоles contains three main elements. (2) One is conditioning through rewards and punishments. (3) For example, boys who play with model airplanes and girls who play with doll will usually be encouraged by their parents. (4) On the other hand, boys who prefer dolls and girls who prefer airplanes will often be criticized or even punished. (5) Another element is imitation. (6) Young children will usually imitate adults who they think are like themselves. (7) This means that boys will usually imitate their fathers and girls their mothers. (8) The third and perhaps the most important element is self-definition. (9) Children quickly learn that all people are either male or female and define themselves as belonging to one sex rather than the other. (10) They then use this self-definition to choose their future interests and to develop their personalities and social roles. The main pattern of organization of the above paragraph is _____.