PSYC 1101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 11: Secondary Sex Characteristic, Genderqueer, Cisgender
30 Apr 2020
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Defining sex: properties that determine sex as male or female, 23rd pair of chromosomes, xx or xy, gonads, ovaries, testes, gonadal hormones, estrogens or androgens play a role in the development of. Internal reproductive structures: external genitalia, secondary sex characteristics (at puberty, sex refers to chromosomes, hormones, genitalia. Defining gender: social and psychological aspects of being female or male, gender identity, gender expression, self-presentation, cisgender. Identify fits birth assignment: non-binary, genderqueer, masculinity. In past, mostly mtf: now flipping to ftm, gender dysphoria, should it even be considered a disorder, gender affirming surgery. Sexual orientation: direction or erotic interests; refers to more than just sexual behavior, orientations, heterosexual, 90% of pop, homosexual, bisexual, pansexual, asexual, 3 components. Infidelity or loss of virginity: activities involved in reproduction, arousal and sexual response, unusually intimate and personal activity as defined by the participants. Sexual response pattern: desire, excitement, plateau, orgasm, resolution/male refractory period.
