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24 Cards in this Set
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refers to a person’s physical characteristics, |
SEX |
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refers to the biological aspects |
SEX |
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Determined by hormones and secondary sex characteristics, like genitals. |
SEX |
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Three main categories of sex |
MALE FEMALE INTERSEX |
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XY chromosomes |
Male |
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XX chromosomes |
Female |
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a person with differences in sexual development, natural variations in typically male and female characteristics |
Intersex |
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multidimensional biological construct |
Sex |
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It is a personal identity. It refers to the roles, norms, and relationships associated with masculinity and femininity. |
Gender |
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expectations vary between societies and can change over time. |
Gender |
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people feel that their sex and gender are aligned |
AFAB |
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People who feel their sex doesn’t align with their gender may identify |
(trans for short) or nonbinary |
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It can be broadly defined as a multidimensional construct that encompasses gender identity and expression, as well as social and cultural expectations. (status, characteristics, behavior) |
Gender |
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Person’s gender identity is self-identified, may change throughout their life. |
Gender |
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It may or may not correspond to a society’s cultural expectations based on their biological sex traits. |
Gender |
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A person assigned female at birth and identifies as a woman or assigned male at birth and identifies as a man. |
CISGENDER |
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people identify with a gender that doesn't match their sex assigned at birth. |
TRANSGENDER |
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The word “trans” means “across,” denoting a shift from one thing to another. |
TRANSGENDER |
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It is an umbrella term for identities that fall outside the man-woman binary. |
NON-BINARY |
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It includes genderqueer and bigender. Some nonbinary identify as trans and other do not. |
NON-BINARY |
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person doesn’t identify with any gender identity. |
AGENDER |
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It drives people to transition making people to present themselves more publicly as their gender. |
Gender Dysphoria |
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refers to the personal experience of your gender. |
Gender Identity |
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Society has determined what practices should be attributed to masculinity or femininity. |
Gender Identity |
