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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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    Scientists have typically believed that sex differences are solely based on biological features, such as genes, hormones, and the brain. People never really believed that environmental influences could have an effect on something that is biologically determined. However, within Wade’s essay “The New Science of Sex Difference,” Wade analyzes the biological bases, such as genes, hormones, and brains, in which she explores the effects these mechanisms have under different social factors. Evidently…

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    There are some differences between sex and gender. Sex is considered a fact because of biology. Gender is the interpretation of that fact and “is the way society creates, patterns, and rewards our understanding of femininity and masculinity”( Shaw and Lee 116). It is more complicated than these definitions though, because there in more than just the male or female sex, hence intersex. Also, both culture and society gives meaning to sex and that “male or female is already gendered” ( Shaw and Lee…

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    Zayra Calderon once said, “You have to have the drive to tackle something a little bit bigger than you”(Ross 129). Sex-integrated sports means that sports teams are made up of both genders. Many people believe it is too dangerous physically and socially for girls to participate in boy sports. Often times there are girls who have a passion for sports and an athletic ability that deserves to be shown off, even if it means playing with the boys. Girls deserve the equal opportunity to play among the…

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    many similarities and differences along with the way the offenders are treated and prosecuted. Many studies show that female sex offenders are distinctly different from male sex offenders. Researchers have advocated for the development of typologies specific to female sex offenders, as male offender’s typologies, the researcher’s argument is not representative of female sex offenders. Despite the assertion is that male and female offenders are very different researches have not been able to…

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    Sex differences are a controversial topic, and over time, they (and the studies on them) have become embedded in pop culture so much that it is difficult to separate fact from fiction. Most importantly, these studies, if done incorrectly, can contribute – and often cater – to the prevalent stereotypes about men and women. Helgeson cites several cognitive abilities in her assessment: spatial, mathematical, and verbal. She notes that spatial ability (the method of using mental images rather than…

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    Sex refers to the biology of maleness and femaleness; the biological distinction between both males and females. That may include the chromosomal, chemical, and anatomical differences between both sexes as well. Since sex is biological, the Orthodox Church views sex in the same way. Biologically speaking, I am addressed as a male and I identify myself as a male as well. Although recently people argue that there are more than just two sexes, I was brought up and taught that God created both man…

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    Gender, race, sex, and class are all central determinants in the way interactions play out and in how power and space are valued within those interactions. We subconsciously encounter the influences that these determinants have through each of our daily interactions. Therefore, to further demonstrate the existence of gender, race, sex, and class as determining roles within interactions, I analyzed various interactions among individuals in three different settings: a social space, a place of…

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    get drawn to an advertisement because the first thing that you see is a pretty and hot women? Magazines have been around for several decades but even though only a few people reads them, they still influence old and modern day society. The article, “Sex, Lies, & Advertising” by Gloria Steinam tries to offer a better understanding into the magazine industry and how they operate. Steinam talks about how all magazine companies uses feminism to sale their product. She explains that within each…

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    professional sports, the Olympic games, and other elite sporting events alike will be open to a whole new category of competition. As new competition arises, there will have to be measures placed to regulate these events. It is argued by Müller (2016) that sex is an arbitrary measure of who should be competing against each other in sports. Elite sporting agencies such as the IOC have no leniency when it comes to male and female competition. They are strictly prohibited from competing against…

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