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    In a world that glorifies designer brands, where does it end? Society places expensive designer handbags, clothing, and accessories on a pedestal. The names of famous designers lurk in each shopping plaza. In 1977, perhaps two of the most inventive designers, Edwards and Steptoe started a revolution. Edwards and Steptoe successfully fertilized the first egg via in vitro. Louise Brown became known as the world’s first “designer baby”, born in 1978 to her mother Lesley. This revolutionary…

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    essentialism at a time in France where “eternal femininity” was seen as endangered because women were straying from female fragility through employment and both men and women began to question humanity and French Universalism. Beauvoir believes there is no predetermined human essence or standard of value, therefore she too believed that the role…

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    A huge amount of interest has been placed in studying oxytocin, not only on for its implication in female reproduction, but also for modulation of several aspects of social behavior. This review will first focus on mammalian organisms. In most of the experiments discussed below, microdialysis was used to measure the level of OT and AVP because of its ability to directly monitor both neuropeptides when released in the brain (Landgraf & Newmann, 2004). a) Social bonding A study on the behavioral…

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    From childhood into adulthood, a person is bombarded with societal pressure to personify the roles assigned to their gender– gender meaning how the individual identifies (male, female, transgender, gender fluid, etc.) not their biological sex. Traits or behaviors typical to one gender are deemed socially unacceptable. Aaron H. Devor–previously Holly Devor, before his gender reassignment in 2002– professor of sociology and former Dean of Graduate Studies at the University of Victoria in British…

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    determines whether a zygote will be male or female. Females have XX sex chromosomes and males have XY chromosomes. One chromosome comes each comes from the gametes of the parents. Each egg has an X chromosome and “if the sperm contains a Y chromosome, the match with the female chromosome will be XY, and the child will be genetically male,” (Ginsberg, Nackerud & Larrison, 2004, p. 198). On the other hand if the chromosomes from each parent is XX the child will be female. Hormones also play a role…

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    There are several assumptions, neglect, and stereotypes when it comes to feminist criminology. Plenty of questions have arose about females that commit crimes. Some questions consist of females as professionals as well as female offenders and victims. To be able to understand feminist theories of crime, we must understand that there’s not just one feminist perspective. First we need to understand what feminism is, it is the belief that woman and men are inherently of equal worth. In society we…

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    beginning of the experiment from all birds via blood samples. At the height of incubation, which we expect to be early to mid May, all birds in the prolactin implantation group will have their blood samples taken to compare hormone levels in males verses females. This will be used for comparison at the end of the experiment. Out of the three groups we are using, only the two experimental gorups will be given prolactin implants and within these groups, only the males will receive the implants (20…

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    they begin to settle down. This begins the hot debate of who should be using birth control, male or female. Male birth control has been a wide controversy for many who worry that males will become impotent with extended use of birth control. Many of the so-called facts about male birth control have been tested and proven wrong. The idea of long term negative affects on the male reproductive system has been tested and proven wrong, and amongst this it has actually shown to be more successful…

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    I want to argue against the gender essentialist claim about “women being not able to make the clearest or the most logical decision”. The phrase has been used multiple of times to block women from climbing up the ladder to the most prestigious positions such as managerial positions in companies and representation in the community/party; thereby, such claim created the notorious glass ceiling for women, especially in those higher positions. As of 2014, only 26 women lead the companies listed in…

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    animal or human society, dominant individuals in social hierarchies receive benefits, but it is important to consider the possible costs that come with being at the top. A high dominance rank in animal societies is advantageous and beneficial in reproductive success and health, however staying at the top position can also involve more energetic costs. Do high-ranking males experience higher levels of testosterone and glucocorticoid in unstable hierarchies? Researchers in the article, Life at…

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