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    disadvantages. The class made me have great conversations with my family, friends and even people I just meet. Gender is something people can not take out of the picture and is socially constructed and it impacts a lot of how people see you and think of you. This semester I was able to understand all the things and factors that make me the way I am. The stereotypes that people have about gender, sexuality, race, social status and many other factors that people are judged by. This class made me…

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    and the chief from Peter Pan, but never thought twice about the false implications these characters can have on a native’s identity. The search for identity is a recurring theme in the 21st century with a resurgence in the fight for equality within gender, race, and sexuality. Christopher Pullen and Margaret Cooper,…

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    Gender stereotypes are all around us, whether we chose to notice them or not. They are lingering within our media, and media is believed to be a reflection of society. Gender stereotypes are the exaggerated and oversimplified beliefs about masculinity and femininity that misrepresent men and women. The differences that separate men and women are overblown into huge misinterpretations that society deems appropriate in order to separate the genders. We were all taught as children that boys need to…

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    Gender surrounds us daily through our beliefs, actions, and behavior. Gender differences and equality have become a major topic in the area of education. This paper will examine the differences between males and females and what future educators can do to in promoting equal opportunity under the multicultural education concept. Research has shown the biological differences between males and females are based on the X and Y-chromosomes that verify the sex of the child and signify a minute…

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    commonly understood definition of gender difference? (max 100 words) /1 The term gender is generally thought of as a socially constructed difference between male and female. It is an identity or role associated with feminine and masculine traits that are prescribed based on one’s sex. When we see femininity, we assume female, as well, we see masculinity and we assume male. Gender is relational based and is defined by how we speak to and receive others. Within gender, there is space for…

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    between sex and gender. Sex is a more scientific term that explains physical traits and sexual preferences. Gender carries a more social tone. Meaning that it refers to the different clothing, activities, career choices, and positions people hold in society. The term sex references the sum of physical characteristics that identify males from females. The most distinctive difference in characteristics is that man and women have different reproductive organs. This is an obvious difference. Other…

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    Gender Differences in Memory for Object and Word Location Why are men better at map reading than women? And why are women better at recalling routes and recognizing objects location? According to Postma and Maartje (2007), they define object location as the cognitive ability that allows individuals to recall specific objects, and functions in everyday life. Object location aides us remembering where we left certain items such as water bottle, cellphone, or keys and in explaining our environment…

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    Unit 7 Gender Differences

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    Written Assignment Unit 7, Gender Differences Throughout history, men and women have shown time and time again that they are drastically different and both like and dislike difference things. However, they are also different in biological ways. Obviously we have different sex organs, but the biological differences don’t stop there. We are both more susceptible to certain diseases than the other gender. First of all, women Ogden, J (2017) on average live a few years longer than men do. As Dr.…

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    Gender is defined as the culturally and socially constructed differences between females and males found in the meanings, beliefs, and practices associated with "femininity" and "masculinity" (Kendall 281). Gender is a socially defined concept that directly impacts how every individual lives their life today. Nothing is inherently biological when referring to an individual's gender, yet we assign gender roles based on a person's biological sex. We as people must recognize the gender…

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    individuals start to identify themselves with different gender terminology and expression. By seeing this changed in our society this has made me reevaluate the concept of how your specified sex contributes to the overall appeal of what society norms for gender roles should be conceived of. As I grow up and met people of the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Queer) community, my understanding of identifying people based just on their appeared gender has allowed me to try to avoid that judgment at…

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