SM_121b: Gender Development Flashcards
Gender identity is ____
Gender identity is person’s perception of having a particular gender
Gender expression is ____
Gender expression is the way in which a person expresses their gender identity, through appearance, dress, and behavior
Gender behaviors is ____
Gender behaviors is typical set of behaviors associated with a gender
Sexual orientation is ____
Sexual orientation is who a person is attracted to
Sexual identity is ____
Sexual identity is how one thinks of themselves in terms of who they are attracted to
Sexual behavior is ____
Sexual behavior is the process by which one expresses sexuality
Homosexuality removed from DSM between ____ and ____
Homosexuality removed from DSM between DSM-2 and DSM-3
In DSM-5, ____ replaced gender identity disorder
In DSM-5, gender dysphoria replaced gender identity disorder
ICD-11 removed ____ from mental and behavioral disorders chapter
ICD-11 removed gender incongruence from mental and behavioral disorders chapter
_____ identity begins around age 4
Gender identity begins around age 4
____ orientation begins around age 12
Sexual orientation begins around age 12
DSM-5 has ____ criteria for gender dysphoria in children and adolescents / adults
DSM-5 has separate criteria for gender dysphoria in children and adolescents / adults
Gender dysphoria that continues into adolescence is ____
Gender dysphoria that continues into adolescence is unlikely to subside and often intensifies with pubertal changes
(15-27% persistence of gender dysphoria into adolescence)
Factors that predict persistence of gender dysphoria into adolescence / adulthood is ____, ____, and ____
Factors that predict persistence of gender dysphoria into adolescence / adulthood is higher intensity of childhood gender dysphoria, social transition status, and a tendency to assert gender cognitively
I am a boy (cognitively) versus I feel like a boy (affectively)
Gender dysphoria is asociated with ____
Gender dysphoria is asociated with psychiatric comorbidities
