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    The effects of handling and sex differences in rats on anxiety was tested using an elevated plus maze. This experiment was conducted to determine the impact of handling and sex on the level of anxiety in 60 day old rats. 24 rats were separated into groups based on sex and whether or not they were handled. The effects of handling on anxiety was determined by placing the rats in an elevated plus maze for 5 minutes and observing how they explored. This study showed that handling had an impact on…

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    John Kempe was a conservative who adhered strictly to the gender conforming norms in a place at the time that was aggressively oppressive to females. Many modern scholars have mixed opinions about the relationship that Margery has with her husband John Kempe. To some, John is a supportive husband who’s very tolerant…

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    reduce privilege depending on which categories we fall into. Each individual’s personal experience in a situation will differ due to intersectionality. In Heather Kuttai’s “Maternity Rolls”, we see how her experience with disability is shaped by her gender, and vice-versa. Although Kuttai does mention that being feminine was important to her prior to her accident, we see how much more important becomes afterwards (Kuttai, 2010). To Kuttai, her pregnancy is what validated her status as a feminine…

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    a. Gender socialization/pg. 74: learning society’s “gender map,” the paths in life set out for us because we are male or female. The path laid out for both the male and female gender in China is very obvious. Males in China are much more wanted in the country than females are. Many males in China’s culture are raised as single children and are very spoiled and get almost anything they want. The males are treated this way because they are then expected to stay with the family to take care of…

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    The Civil Right to Equal Pay In the United States, the notion that women can perform any task at the same ability as a man is normally considered the truth. There are female physicians, female police officers, and females serving in the army. All of these occupations lead one to believe that women can do any job a man can do, but the simple truth is that women still do not get paid equally when compared to men. Even after the passing of the Equal Pay Act of 1963, women working full time “still…

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    Many women are still not getting payed the same amount as men do. Companies or corporations should not use gender bias for paying different wages to a…

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    The concept of gender is often difficult to define; many critical views oppose and clash with one another, whereas some interlink. Teresa de Lauretis views gender as a representation and claims it is not an essence fundamentally determined by ‘sexual difference’ . Butler’s stance fits a similar scope claiming gender is a construction , it is not passively scripted on the body nor is it determined by factors such as nature or language . These definitions of gender essentially portray it as a…

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    every day. These double standards are the layer of sexism that most people hear and see in everyday life. Double standards are ideals that women are assumed and expected to abide by while men are not “needed” to because of the way society perceives gender stereotypes to be. Women are expected to fit certain physical body standards depending on age and race unlike men; too many women are ridiculed from being overweight or have stretch marks. A study found that although both women and men…

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    Gender Conflicts There is a common misconception about marriage and relationships believed by not only children, but many adults as well. This misconception was started by the utterance of three words; three words that can single handily wreck a marriage. Those words being, “happily ever after.” Why are these words so detrimental? Why do men and women fight? These queries are all resolved by explaining the differences in brain wiring, interests, and communication styles all lead to the wrecker…

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    We have observed the morphological traits from male and female of two Bruchinae species, which are Senegalia tenuifolia seed-predators, and how these traits are influenced by the resource traits variation under different conditions such as sampling events and sites. In respect to our hypothesis in which the increase in resource quantity increases body size and biomass, we have confirmed it partially. In general, female insects tend to have a larger body size than the males, and the difference…

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