QUESTION 1 What three constructs does society use to define our biological sex?

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QUESTION 1 What three constructs does society use to define our biological sex? Oour sex chvomosomes, our sex hormones, and our individual expression of maleness and maieness O our sex chromosomes, our sex hormones, and our sexual anatomy our sex chromosomes, levels of dopamine and serotonin and our secondary sexual characteristies chromosome 21, levels of dopamine and serotonin, and our sexual anatomy QUESTION 2 The sex chromosome carried by the mothers ega determines the sex of the child False QUESTION 3 Match the folowing terms with their comect deinition Gender Sex Refers to a collection of attitudes and behaviors that cuue for peple of particul Gender role B, Refers to each rdiidual's stech, tese cfbeng Gender identity Cisgende C Refers to our biological Semaieness and maeness Anyone whose gender dentityard goal intenex characieristies added to our biological Semaleness and FSomeone whose biological sex cannot be classiied as clearly female or make Anyone whose gender identity and biological sex do QUESTION 4 Roughly 1 inbiological females and 1 in sex reassignment surgery) in the U.S biological males seek surgical transition jothewise knon as 1 milion; 10 milion Oso: 100 30.00O: 100,000 100,000; 30,000 QUESTION S The gender "double standard" reers to O when men are judged positively for something that women are judged negatively for O when masculinity and femininity hold equal value in society O when both men and women are judged negatively for the same behaviors O when men and women are caled "gay for not fultiting societal gender ro

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Question 1: Answer is option B

A: Sex chromosomes, hormones and expression of maleness and femaleness are defined as gender.

B: The three constructs that society uses to define our biological sex are: our sex chromosomes, our sex hormones and our sexual anatomy.

C: Sex chromosomes and levels of serotonin and dopamine show difference in gender but secondary sexual characteristics is not reliable to detect difference between male and female.

D: Chromosome 23 is the sex chromosome and not chromosome 21.

Question 2: Answer is B. False.

The male is responsible for the sex of the baby because the male contain XY chromosome and female contain XX chromosome. The female is lacking Y chromosome, which makes the male responsible for the baby to have XX or XY chromosome which determines the gender.

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