Class 4 - SAAB Flashcards
1
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What is sex assigned at birth? (2)
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- medically assigned identity often attributed directly to the presence or absence of a penis
- variations exist!
2
Q
What does sex encompass?
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- many traits including genitals, xmes make up, hormones, and internal adn external reproductive organs
3
Q
Sexuality includes multiple components including but not limited to what 3 factors?
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- sexual attraction
- romantic attraction
- sexual behaviours
4
Q
What is sexual attraction?
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- the gender(s) someone is physically attracted to
5
Q
What is romantic attraction?
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- the genders(s) someone is emotionally attracted to (you can have physical but no romantic attraction)
6
Q
What are sexual behaviors?
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- The gender(s) someone prefers to engage in sexual activities with
7
Q
Sexuality spectrum slide
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8
Q
There are 3 components that need to be considered when discussing gender. What are these factors?
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- gender identity
- gender expression
- gender reception
9
Q
What is gender identity?
A
your internal sense of being a man, woman, both, neither, or otherwise
10
Q
What is gender expression? (2)
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- How one presents their internal gender to the world
- includes dress, behaviours, mannerisms, hair etc.
11
Q
What is gender reception?
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- How others view/see your gender
ie. assumptions (consider alternatives)
ie. people who transition
12
Q
Gender spectrum slide
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13
Q
What are asexual people? (3)
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- ACE
- those that typically do not experience sexual attraction to others
- are not sexually dysfunctional
14
Q
definitions of concepts related to sexuality (ie. gay, lesbian etc)
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15
Q
Definitions of transgender concepts
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16
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What does 2S mean? (2
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- two-spirited
- within some indigenous cultures, it means a person with both a feminine and masculine spirit living in the samr body
17
Q
What does + mean in LGBTQIA+?
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- inclusive of people who identify as part of sexual and gender diverse communities, who use additional terminologies
