UNIT II: GENDER IN VARIOUS PERSPECTIVES

Question 1

is attached to sex if it is physiologically/biologically understood

Answer 1

gender

Question 2

is related to gender if it is perceived through social and cultural practices.

Answer 2

sex

Question 3

may refer to sex as a process for reproduction and maintenance of human generation,

Answer 3

society

Question 4

in ?, sex refers to the function of the reproductive organs having either penis or vagina to be called male or female.

Answer 4

physiological sense

Question 5

in physiological sense, sex refers to the function of the reproductive organs having either penis or vagina to be called?

Answer 5

male or female

Question 6

Females are expected to produce eggs in vagina and consist of sex chromosomes?

Answer 6

XX sex chromosomes

Question 7

males are expected to produce sperm cells, have penis and consist of what sex chromosomes?

Answer 7

XY sex chromosomes.

Question 8

on the other hand is subjective, meaning, it depends on how a person sees himself/herself regardless of his/her sex.

Answer 8

Gender

Question 9

A child is expected to behave in a feminine manner

Answer 9

female child

Question 10

A child who should act in a masculine way.

Answer 10

boy child

Question 11

According to this Psychologists, human beings are capable of having sexual interests/attractions to others.

Answer 11

Sigmund Freud (Psychosexual theorist)

Question 12

At present, although some society are considering same sex relationships as?

Answer 12

taboo

Question 13

cultural beliefs are still intact of recognizing only the two sexes:

Answer 13

male and female

Question 14

are still intact of recognizing only the two sexes: male and female and looked down/shut doors to those who behave “abnormally.”

Answer 14

cultural beliefs

Question 15

cultural beliefs are still intact of recognizing only the two sexes: male and female and looked down/shut doors to those who behave?

Answer 15

“abnormally.”

Question 16

according to the World Health Organization (2002), this is a state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being related to sexuality which does not refer only to the absence of disease, dysfunction or infirmity.

Answer 16

Sexual health

Question 17

identified four aspects by which the ability of men and women to achieve sexual health and wellbeing depends:

Answer 17

the World Health Organization

Question 18

Human beings who reached the age of ? experienced sexuality through attractions towards others and some even explored into romantic affairs and involved in sexual intercourse.

Answer 18

adolescence

Question 19

From 2000 to 2010, the Philippines listed a rising percentage of teen age pregnancy and even attained up to?

Answer 19

65%

Question 20

like any aspects of human development such as physical, social, etc., is vital for the overall well-being of an individual. It encompasses the inclusive perceptual and concrete practice of respect to sexual relationships or else, negative consequences may arise.

Answer 20

sexual health