Sexualities and Gender Flashcards

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1
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_________________ refers to a person’s sense of belonging to a particular gender, which may be male, female, or something else.

A

Gender Identity

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________________ refers to people whose gender identity does not match their assigned sex at birth.

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Transgender

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A person’s ___________ depends mainly on one’s genetic make up, specifically whether the sex is XX (indicating female) or XY (indicating male).

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Sex

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Sex chromosomes other than XX or XY are sometimes associated with people who do not fit conventional male or female sex categories. These people are referred to as _____________.

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Intersex

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___________ refers to the socially constructed expectations associated with a given sex category.

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Gender

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_______________ refers to the categorization of people as exclusively either male or female.

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Gender Binary

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____________________ in Ojibwa culture are those who incorporate both masculine and feminine qualities and attributes.

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Two Spirited People

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_________________ is the belief that sexual activity between people of the ‘opposite’ sex is the natural expression of sexuality.

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Heteronormativity

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___________________ is informed by the gender binary and argues that gender is inherent in biological make up and that society must adhere to the biological template if it is to operate smoothly.

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Functionalist Perspective

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10
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___________________ believes gender is constructed by social influences and may be altered to benefit society’s members.

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Conflict, Feminist, & Symbolic Interactionism

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__________________ are the behaviours that conform to widely shared expectations about how members of a particular sexual category are supposed to act.

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Gender Roles

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_____________ and _____________ theories criticize Essentialism

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Conflict and feminist

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__________________ believe in the social processes that sustain what only seems to be natural or innate features of social life – like gender.

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Social Constructionists

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_____________________ study of people attach meaning to the things that make up everyday life, including what it means to be a man or a woman.

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Symbolic Interactionists

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__________________ is the unequal treatment of men and women in the workplace.

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Sex Discrimination

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____________________ refers to the tendency for women who become mothers to experience a drop in earnings.

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The Motherhood Penalty