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Sex is rooted in and gender is rooted in .
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Once a child's is established, he or she will often react strongly if you call a boy a girl or a girl a boy.
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According to traditional Western views, embody instrumentality, whereas embody expressiveness.
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is the judgment that because of their sex, individuals possess certain traits that restrict such choices as careers and hobbies.
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theory focuses on children's active interpretation of the messages they receive from the environment.
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theory views gender as a set of practices and performances that occur through language and a political system.
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According to Bem, the cognitive organization of the world according to gender is called gender .
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refers to flexibility in gender roles and the combination of masculine and feminine traits to reflect individual differences.
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The term currently used to refer to individuals born with both masculine and feminine genitalia is .
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A person whose gender identity and sexual anatomy are not compatible is classified as a .





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