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    Nurture In Sociology

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    to procreate and to populate the Earth. He also blessed man and a woman to be together and live in the advantageous position to dominate earth. Since then, men and nature became inseparable. even though, we all are the god’s creation with different sex as well as gender, we all are born free as well as equal in God’s eyes and according to his will. From the beginning until now, the mankind is divided in two different gender which Henslin defines as “The behaviors and attitudes that…

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    groups as a result. According to Simone Beauvoir, "science considers characteristics as secondary reactions to a situation" (Beauvoir 23-24). Beauvoir uses the key word "situation" in order to emphasize the unpredictability of sex determination and furthermore, to illustrate the fact that existence in fact proceeds essence. Through the classification of humans based on their physical appearance, rather than their innate characteristics,…

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    pictures of how males and females should act. Gender roles are certain norms associated with sex that involve social and behavioral aspects. As young children, we do not necessarily understand those stereotypes or gender roles (Bradley and Zucker, 3). Weather they are enforced by the parents or not. Many young children go through “phases” or periods of time in which they like to act on tendencies of the opposite sex. However, not every child grows out of them, those children are known to have…

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    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 but for some gender is not inherently or solely connected to one’s physical anatomy. Your biological gender or sex includes many physical components such as sex chromosomes, sex hormones, and internal reproductive structures. At…

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    success, even if it is at the expense of their survival. He recognized two major modes of sexual selection: intrasexual selection, or competition between members of the same sex, usually between males for access to mates, and intersexual selection, where members of one sex, usually females who choose members of the opposite sex. These mechanisms don't typically work in favor of males and suggest that males undergo stronger selection as they struggle to obtain females to mate with. There is a…

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    Risman Double Standards

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    concerning some aspect of human sexuality and inequality. The central issue is whether there is a double standard for hooking up between men and women. The authors started by looking into whether the sexual double standard in attitudes toward casual sex behaviors exist. If it did exist, then they would find out if it's gender-specific and then they would research the factors of sexual attitudes for both male and female students. "We frame our analysis with gender structure theory,…

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    humans behave can be difficult. Especially if sex and gender have to be taken into consideration. Do they have the same definition? Not necessarily. Sex refers to the biological and physiological distinction between men and women. Gender on the other hand, is the social, cultural roles by men and women, approved by society. While we are born with our sex, gender is learned overtime through various agencies in society. In this essay, the differences between sex and gender, sexual dimorphism, the…

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    The last essay question, number seven, is contained in Kate Millet’s Sexual Politics, on page 309 in Political Ideologies (Festenstein and Kenny). In an attempt to answer, and prove sex is a status category with political implications, Millet described, in what, amounted to a pioneering effort on her part (P.I. p. 309). The feministic view of sexual politics, and the power members of the male gender held over females. It is the power relationship, Millet attempts to explain politics and…

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    oligarchy of sex which makes father, brothers, husband, sons, the oligarchs over the mother and sisters, the wife and daughters of every household... carries discord and rebellion into every home of the nation.” Since the male race was the superior sex in the household, women were ordered around and treated poorly. It is very upsetting, as a woman, to feel taken advantage of and cheated on. In the 19th century marital rape wasn’t criminalized. According to Marie Claire, “A women couldn’t refuse…

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    Puts, DA, Jones, BC and DeBruine, LM. 2012. Sexual selection on human faces and voices. Journal of Sex Research, 49(2–3), 227–243. This article argues that the sexually dimorphic traits of vocal cords and facial structure in humans evolved due to sexual selection. The authors focus on two main arguments; that female mate choice and competition between males shaped both of these characteristics, particularly in men. Researchers used past evidence to show that masculinity was often preferred by…

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