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Gender
Sex and gender
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What does sex refer to in biological terms?
Biological status as
male
or
female
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How is sex determined?
By
chromosomes
and
hormones
affecting anatomy
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What does gender refer to?
Psychological status as
masculine
or
feminine
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What influences gender roles and behaviors?
Social or cultural
experiences
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How do sex and gender differ in terms of determination?
Sex is determined by
nature
, gender by
nurture
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What is intersex?
Children born with
ambiguous
genitals
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What causes intersex conditions?
Hormonal
imbalances in the womb
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What action are parents encouraged to take for intersex children?
Opt for
surgery
to clarify sex
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What change was made in Germany regarding gender in 2012?
A
third gender
(X) was added to
birth certificates
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Can a person's sex be changed?
No, sex is
genetic
and unchangeable
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What is gender reassignment surgery?
It does not change
genetic sex
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How is gender more changeable than sex?
Gender can vary in different
contexts
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What is gender dysphoria?
Mismatch between
biological
sex and
gender identity
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What is the case study of the Batista Boys about?
Children identifying as
girls
at birth changing to
males
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What does the Batista Boys case suggest about gender?
Gender is linked with
sex
and is flexible
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Why is generalizing the Batista Boys case difficult?
It is based on one family in a
patriarchal
society
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What are sex role stereotypes?
Expectations about acceptable behavior for
genders
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How are sex role stereotypes transmitted?
Through
parents
, peers, media, and
institutions
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What is a potential negative outcome of sex role stereotypes?
They lead to
sexist
assumptions
about genders
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What are common sex role stereotypes for males and females?
Males:
Settle arguments with fists
Breadwinner of the family
Not good at expressing feelings
Females:
Experience
mood swings
Child carer in the family
Settle arguments with
silent treatment
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What did Ingalhalikar's research find about male and female brains?
Women's
brains connect better; men's focus on tasks
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What does Smith and Lloyd's research demonstrate?
Mothers
treat
boys and girls
differently with toys
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How can sex role stereotypes be addressed in society?
By providing
equal
learning experiences for children
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What is a potential barrier of categorizing behaviors as masculine or feminine?
It restricts
positive
roles
for both genders
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What is the current percentage of male nursery workers?
Only
3%
of nursery workers are male
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What could changing sex role stereotypes lead to?
More equal representation of
genders
in society
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