ANTH 1000 Final | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified
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Q1: Sex
A: the culturally agreed upon physical differences between male and female especially
biological differences related to reproduction
Q2: Gender
A: the expectations of thought and behavior that each culture assigns to people of different
sexes
Q3: biological differences between sexes
A: genitalia, gonads, and chromosome patterns
Q4: Sexual dimorphism
A: phenotypic differences between males and females of the same species
ex: hair distribution, breast size, and pitch of voice
Q5: Gender identities
A: a person's internal experience and understanding of their own gender
Q6: Gender expression
A: how a person expresses or presents themselves in relationship to gender whether in
their behavior, appearance, name, or pronouns
Q7: Transgender
A: people whose gender identity and expression do not correspond with the biological sex
category they were assigned at birth
Q8: Cisgender
A: those whose gender identity and expression correspond with the biological sex they
were assigned at birth
Q9: Cultural construction of gender
A: the way humans learn to perform and recognize behaviors as masculine and feminine
within their cultural context
,Q10: Gender performance
A: the way gender identity is expressed through actions
Q11: Intersex
A: the state of being born with a combination of male and female genitalia, gonads, and/or
chromosomes
Q12: Biopower
A: the power of the state to regulate the body
ex: in intersex cases, they judge the sex of the baby typically by the length of his penis >
with this info they decide if they should perform gender correcting surgery
Q13: SOGIESC
A: sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics
Q14: Gender stratification
A: unequal distribution of power in which gender shapes who has access to a group's
resources, opportunities, rights, and privilege
Q15: Gender stereotype
A: widely held precognitive notions about the attributions of, difference, between, and
proper roles for men and women in a culture
Q16: Gender violence
A: forms of violence shaped by the gender identities of people involved
ex: Verbal, stalking, harassment, psychological/physical threats
Q17: Domestic violence
A: sometimes called partner violence
Q18: Structural gender violence
A: gendered societal patterns of unequal access to wealth, power, and basic resources that
differently affect women in particular
, Q19: Sexuality
A: the complex range of desires, beliefs, and behaviors that are related to erotic physical
contact, and the cultural arena within which people debate what kinds of physical desires
and behaviors should are right, appropriate, and natural
Q20: Sex tourism
A: travel, usually organized through the tourism sector, to facilitate commercial sexual
relations between tourists and residents in destinations around the world
ex: there is lots of sex tourism in the beach regions of the Dominican Republic
Q21: Sex work
A: labor through which one provides sexual services for money
Q22: Six chromosomal human sexes
A: X about 1/2000 to 1/5000 people (turner syndrome)
XX female
XXY 1/500 to 1/1000 (Klinefelter's syndrome)
XY male
XYY 1/1000
XXXY 1/18000 to 1/50000
Q23: Non binary
A: people whose gender identity does not fall into the man/women binary
Q24: Queer
A: term that encompasses but often exceeds the LGBTQIA2S+ framing of sexual and gender
minorities
Q25: Third genders
A: many cultures around the world and across time do not conceive of gender as
masculine/feminine binary, but recognize other manifestations of gender identity and
gender roles
Q26: The institution of sexology, berlin
A: Founded in 1919 by Magnus Hirschfeld world renowned expert in sexology
Thousands of patients seen and treated, often for free
Reputation for pioneering work on transsexual/transgender health and understanding,
and for its call for equality for queer people and women
Pioneered: sexual reassignment surgery (MTF) (1931), feminizing hormone therapy, facial
femininization and facial masculinities surgeries, xray hair removal and more...
Answers
Q1: Sex
A: the culturally agreed upon physical differences between male and female especially
biological differences related to reproduction
Q2: Gender
A: the expectations of thought and behavior that each culture assigns to people of different
sexes
Q3: biological differences between sexes
A: genitalia, gonads, and chromosome patterns
Q4: Sexual dimorphism
A: phenotypic differences between males and females of the same species
ex: hair distribution, breast size, and pitch of voice
Q5: Gender identities
A: a person's internal experience and understanding of their own gender
Q6: Gender expression
A: how a person expresses or presents themselves in relationship to gender whether in
their behavior, appearance, name, or pronouns
Q7: Transgender
A: people whose gender identity and expression do not correspond with the biological sex
category they were assigned at birth
Q8: Cisgender
A: those whose gender identity and expression correspond with the biological sex they
were assigned at birth
Q9: Cultural construction of gender
A: the way humans learn to perform and recognize behaviors as masculine and feminine
within their cultural context
,Q10: Gender performance
A: the way gender identity is expressed through actions
Q11: Intersex
A: the state of being born with a combination of male and female genitalia, gonads, and/or
chromosomes
Q12: Biopower
A: the power of the state to regulate the body
ex: in intersex cases, they judge the sex of the baby typically by the length of his penis >
with this info they decide if they should perform gender correcting surgery
Q13: SOGIESC
A: sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics
Q14: Gender stratification
A: unequal distribution of power in which gender shapes who has access to a group's
resources, opportunities, rights, and privilege
Q15: Gender stereotype
A: widely held precognitive notions about the attributions of, difference, between, and
proper roles for men and women in a culture
Q16: Gender violence
A: forms of violence shaped by the gender identities of people involved
ex: Verbal, stalking, harassment, psychological/physical threats
Q17: Domestic violence
A: sometimes called partner violence
Q18: Structural gender violence
A: gendered societal patterns of unequal access to wealth, power, and basic resources that
differently affect women in particular
, Q19: Sexuality
A: the complex range of desires, beliefs, and behaviors that are related to erotic physical
contact, and the cultural arena within which people debate what kinds of physical desires
and behaviors should are right, appropriate, and natural
Q20: Sex tourism
A: travel, usually organized through the tourism sector, to facilitate commercial sexual
relations between tourists and residents in destinations around the world
ex: there is lots of sex tourism in the beach regions of the Dominican Republic
Q21: Sex work
A: labor through which one provides sexual services for money
Q22: Six chromosomal human sexes
A: X about 1/2000 to 1/5000 people (turner syndrome)
XX female
XXY 1/500 to 1/1000 (Klinefelter's syndrome)
XY male
XYY 1/1000
XXXY 1/18000 to 1/50000
Q23: Non binary
A: people whose gender identity does not fall into the man/women binary
Q24: Queer
A: term that encompasses but often exceeds the LGBTQIA2S+ framing of sexual and gender
minorities
Q25: Third genders
A: many cultures around the world and across time do not conceive of gender as
masculine/feminine binary, but recognize other manifestations of gender identity and
gender roles
Q26: The institution of sexology, berlin
A: Founded in 1919 by Magnus Hirschfeld world renowned expert in sexology
Thousands of patients seen and treated, often for free
Reputation for pioneering work on transsexual/transgender health and understanding,
and for its call for equality for queer people and women
Pioneered: sexual reassignment surgery (MTF) (1931), feminizing hormone therapy, facial
femininization and facial masculinities surgeries, xray hair removal and more...
