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- Describe gender/stress relationship. How does stress affect us differently when it comes to gender?Determine the way in which sex-influenced and sex limited characteristics differ from sex-linked characteristics.how does the transation from healthy to unhealthy (health setback) affects family members? How does one experience illness? and When might one also take on the sick role and what are the risks and benefits associated with this behavioural pattern?
- Larsen and Buss note that two of the initial aspects of the self that children between the ages of two and three years old learn to identify and associate with themselves are 1) sex (male or female) and 2) age. Why are sex and age among the first aspects of the self that children notice and attend to? Why don’t children notice some other aspect, such as ethnicity, weight, or shoe size?Elaborate on factors that determines Individual behaviour?What is gender? why do anthropologists study this topic and why do they call gender a 'cultural construct'? What aspects of gender are influenced by biology and what aspects are influenced by culture and society? Why do anthropologists regard gender as a continuum rather than a binary?
- How might scientific epistemologies shape ideas about sex and gender?what are the characteristics that determine gender (consider genetic, anatomical, hormonal, and other factors)? is it always the case that genetic, psychological, and physical gender cues indicate the same gender? Explain your answer.Why do sex linked disorders affect males more than females?