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    Display Rules In Children

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    Display Rules are described as the unwritten instructions that direct people in controlling their emotional expressions, depending on the situation. Emotional expressions can be expressed (verbally and facially) or regulated. Expressing emotions means to show true feelings regarding something, while controlling emotions are related to limiting expression of true feelings as a result of the condition surrounding the child. Previous findings have found that children are better in controlling their…

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    gender identity that changes with time and/or situation as opposed to a fixed sex-role or gender queer expression.” (Winter, Claire R. 2010) In other words, being a gender fluid individual can be defined as a persona who can identify at any time to be male, female, neutrois (genderless), or a combination. This had one thinking; how does an individual decide which gender to be? One grew up in a household that encouraged a great…

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    the fact that the cast is primarily male that prevents it from being feminist; as Derr (2013) points out, a male- or female-driven cast is not inherently sexist; she explains a one-gendered cast would be more acceptable in a film about an all-male school as in Dead Poets Society or a mainly female cast in a film about…

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    survey. Two examples of surveys that one can participate with online are Male Body Image and Muscularity and Masculinity, Identity, and Mental Health. Male Body Image and Muscularity Conducted by Teodora Pavlovic, Lisa Mask, Ph.D., and Fushia…

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    motivated towards pursuing education and doing well more so than men are throughout high school and college? David Brooks gives references to data that has been collected on the female-male ratios of graduating college. In this, he makes several claims, one being that the most important piece of data is “Until 1985 or so, male college graduates outnumbered female college graduates. But in the mid-80s, women drew eve, and ever since they have been pulling away at a phenomenal rate.”(Mind over…

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    participation were analyzed and shared. The motives for participation as they related to appearance, competition and excitement, fun and enhanced competence are also evident. Koivula’s study points out the evidence of the impact of social construction of male-female relations that maintain, strengthen, and naturalize differences in genders as the results are measured by motives to participate. From birth, both boys and girls have different socialization as it relates to athletics and…

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    the right side of the building, which seemed to be mostly male products. He could feel his face just heating up at the racks of magazines and books willed with sex tip and positions. There were bottles upon bottles of different kinds of lubes and boxes of condoms. He was starting to feel nervous. He’d never really been around sex stuff a lot. He wasn’t a virgin but it wasn’t something that had occupied his thoughts 24/7 like most other males his age. He jumped when he felt something on top of…

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    Before I thought that gender just used to separate people by calling them female or male, but now I have come to realize that anatomy is not the only thing separates us from each other. Gender is a social category that separates men from women and, just like any other social category, it gives out advantages and disadvantages towards a certain gender such as more access to education or making it more difficult for you to get the resources that you need. Gender is an important social category,…

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    countermeasure against teenage pregnancy and the transmission of sex-related diseases, but when politics enters the discussion, everything rational gets tossed out the window (Canino, J. T., 2003). The act of masturbation is a natural act, familiar to all males and females. But for some silly and profound reason, society as a whole believes that masturbation is a topic that should not be discussed in our schools, within our families or even in public (Canino, J. T., 2003). Look anywhere,…

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    Biological sex can be easily determined as male or female. But there is the case of transexuals and intersexuals. For the sake of this report, male and female is discussed, more so on the female gender. Any philosopher, can hypothesize what gender means and how it came about. Men should not be regarded as a standard human nor should women be seen…

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