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17 Cards in this Set
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Structural Violence |
Systematic ways in which social structure harms or otherwisedisadvantage individuals.
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Sex |
The biological and physiological characteristics that definemales/ females
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Gender |
The socially constructed roles, behaviors, activities, andattributes that a given society considers appropriate for men and women.(CULTURAL)
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Gender Identity |
Individual personal sense of being male orfemale |
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AsexualReproduction
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No chromosome reduction or fertilization
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Sexual Reproduction |
Union of haploid gametes, results infertilization of ovum, meiosis
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Whatis Klinefelter’s Syndrome? How does it affect male and females differently?
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Female born with extra X chromosome, usually normalMale usually sterile, exhibit small genitalia, and sometimesdevelop breast tissue. (Increase in hormones)
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What is Turner's Syndrome? |
Female born with only one X chromosome-Menstrual disorders, sometimes sterile-Webbed necks, feet, and hands at birth and duringchildhood, short stature, obesity, neck fluid
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Whatare the 5 Biological sexes?
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Male- Produces spermatozoavia testes
Female- Produces ova via ovaries “True” Hermaphrodites- Possess one testes and one ovary Merm- Male pseudohermanphrodite w/ testesFerm- Female pseudohermaphrodite w/ ovaries and some malegenitalia |
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What is the SRY Gene? |
Code for the testesWithout the SRY gene you are physically female
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What is the DAX 1 Gene? |
Code for ovariesMakes you phenotypically female
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Female Male
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Clitoris Head of penis/ the glans Clitoral Head Foreskin
Labria Minora Penis Labia Majora Scrotum Ovaries Testes |
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Sexual Dimorphism |
The unequal size of each sex in particular species. Mammalsand female generally larger in size.
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DefineSecondary Sexual Characteristics. Give examples
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Physical traits that’s exhilarated by one sex to attract theopposite sex.Ex-Body hair
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Transgender |
Persons, groups, or behaviors that diverge fromthe sex of a particular entity (Individual or group)
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Transman/ Transwoman |
Female at birth, identify as masculine
Male at birth, identify as feminine |
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Cisgender |
A person whose self-identity conforms with thegender that corresponds to their biological sex.
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