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Sex Ans✓✓✓referring to the male or female anatomy and physiology
Gender Ans✓✓✓used to describe social attitudes and behaviors
expected and associated with the two sexes
Gender Role Ans✓✓✓collections of attitudes and behaviors that are
considered normal and appropriate for people of a certain sex
Gender Identity Ans✓✓✓concept which refers to the degree to which an
individual sees himself or herself as feminine or masculine
Traditional Sexism Ans✓✓✓the belief that women's roles should be
confined to the family and that women are not as fit as men for certain
tasks - declining since the 1970's
Modern Sexism Ans✓✓✓has replaced traditional sexism today, denies
that any gender discrimination persists and believes women are asking
for too much
Instrumental Character Traits (agentic) Ans✓✓✓what is expected for
men, display confidence, assertiveness, and ambition, ability to
accomplish difficult tasks or goals
, Expressive Character Traits (communal) Ans✓✓✓what is expected of
women, warmth, sensitivity, the ability to express feelings, placing
concern on another's welfare
How many chromosomes do humans have? Ans✓✓✓23 chromosomes,
22 of them are autosomes and the one left over decides our sex
XX Ans✓✓✓Females
XY Ans✓✓✓Males
Gonadal Sex Ans✓✓✓differentiates sexes, ovaries or testes
Hormonal Sex Ans✓✓✓differentiates sexes, estrogen or androgen
At what age do people have a strong gender identity Ans✓✓✓three
Two facts about gender roles Ans✓✓✓1. they are learned 2. models of
gender roles are to be imitated
Children are rewarded or punished for _________________
Ans✓✓✓the wrong gender behavior