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    girl should or shouldn’t be. And as I got older my identity has slowly conformed to these gender ideas. But, what if when I was younger I hadn’t been taught about gender and what if gender ideals wouldn’t have been pushed onto us by the media? Would I be the same person that I am today, or would I be someone completely different? I would hope that I would be the same person now, but I do not believe that that would be the case. The media enforces gender ideals and society pushes against anything…

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    Gender identity is defined as a personal conception of oneself as male or female. This concept is intimately related to the concept of gender roles, which is defined as the outward manifestations of personality that reflect their gender identity. For a lot of people, the terms “gender” and “sex” are used interchangeably, but that is incorrect. This idea has become so common in societies that are hardly questioned. When we are born we are assigned a sex. For many people that is not a problem…

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    sexual desires, our gender identity and ourselves as human beings that help establish a relationship between individuals, giving love, trust, respect and care towards one another. With the psychology of sexuality, we are able to convey our feelings, sexual interests and preferences, and show our sexual orientation and gender identity. Human sexuality spectrum identifies various labels that would indicate the sexual preference of an individual, though is known to contradict gender binaries. The…

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    Sandy Liao ID: 1319087 6/6/2016 SOCY 196A Professor Bettie Final Paper: Race and Identity Portrayed in Society (Herman Gray) In today’s society, media stereotypes are inevitable especially in the news and entertainment industries. One of many reasons is widely due to the majority of white media creators in the industry. People identify with the race when it acts like the stereotype of the norm for their race. For example, Asian acting nerdy, black buy being bad and a “thug,” whites as American…

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    My research revealed that gender dysphoria is a condition in which there is a conflict between a person's physical gender and the gender the individual identifies his or herself. It would be very difficult to determine how many people are transgendered. The answer to this is that there isn’t any organization collecting data and this is not tracked by the US census or other government agencies. However, many people who are transgender would not publicize their identities, so the world would…

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    Discussion: Gender Identity in Life-Span Development According to Zastrow & Kirst-Ashman (2016), gender indicates the social and psychological characteristics associated with being female or male. However, in a new understanding gained about gender identity refers to characteristics that generally identified with female gender which comprise being gentle, emotional, and cooperative while characteristics generally identified with male gender comprise being aggressive, rational, and competitive.…

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    "From the moment we are born gender organizes our world into blue or pink. "It seemed nature had played a cruel joke on me." Gender identity disorder. NOT a phase. "My child is a boy. It 's not my fault he is transgender and it is not his fault." Freaks of nature, hate their bodies, violence, drug abuse suicide based on society rejection. "Typical family. Six year old boy transgered. From the minute he could speak, he made it clear he wanted a dress. "No mommy, good girl." "Mommy when is the…

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    GENDER ROLE IDENTITIES BY BEM According to Psychologist Sandra Lipsitz Bem, Gender identity refers to the psychological sense of being male or female, whereas Gender role refers to cultural expectations of the behaviors and social roles deemed appropriate for men and women. Gender identity is determined by both biological influences and environmental influences. On the other hand, gender roles are acquired by observational learning and reinforcement (Social Cognitive Theory), gender schemas…

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    Gender is a complex spectrum of identity that is much greater than the binary of man or woman. It is the performance of cultural, social, and psychological traits in which people express themselves. These characteristics are gender cues that have been culturally agreed upon to identify the gender or sex of another person. This expression of traits manifests through appearance and behavior and includes hairstyle, clothing, gait, vocal inflection, body shape, and facial hair. Socially, it is…

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    Gender Identity I am from a conservative Asian-American family and part of being in this family was having a strong sense of who and what you are. I remember as a child growing up I never had any other feelings of being anything other than female. Around the age of 5 when I started noticing the opposite sex, I can tell in my mind this is a boy and I am attracted to him. Having a sense of being female and what this meant to me was how I identified my gender (Ramirez, 2015). In today’s society,…

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