feminine- a gender that refers chiefly (but not exclusively) to females or to objects classified as female masculine- a gender that refers chiefly (but not exclusively) to males or to objects classified as male neuter- a gender that refers chiefly (but not exclusively) to inanimate objects (...
Gender Norms.What is considered as appropriate behaviors, beliefs, and attitudes for males and females, as directed by a society.其实就是由社会所定义的，男性与女性恰当的行为、理念、态度。
The present study investigated RMA, psychopathic traits, attitudes towards women, and male gender role norms using a convenience sample of 85 active and veteran military personnel recruited through social media. As hypothesized, males and females with in the military did not differ in level of RMA...
the truth is much more complex (Beres et al., 2014), and has everything to do with binary gendered rules, the subjectivities they create and inform, and the gendered behaviors upheld by social norms and systems. The
The Five-Point Test was the last task of this protocol and measured figural fluency functions [159]. No sex differences were found even after many studies developing norms on numerous subpopulations [157,158,160]. Performance varies significantly according to education level and age [161]. Complet...
Brain injury outcomes differ based on one’s sex (biological characteristics) and gender (social characteristics reflecting norms and relationships), however, whether it is sex or gender that drives differences in early (30-day) mortality and discharge location post-TBI is not well understood. In ...
Popular wisdom and scientific evidence suggest women desire and engage in casual sex less frequently than men; however, theories of gender differences in s
All humans are born with biological characteristics of sex, either male, female, or intersex. Gender, however, is a social construct and generally based on the norms, behaviors, and societal roles expected of individuals based primarily on their sex. Gen
12. The way in which gender is expressed will vary according to culture and context, so different times and places will impose different norms of appearance, behaviour and comportment for males and females. But the underlying values are the same: females are supposed to perform gender in ways...
Gender, according to the Global Health 50/50 definition, refers to socially constructed norms that impose and determine roles, relationships, and positional power for all people across their lifetime [6]. Gender interacts with sex, the biological and physical characteristics that define women, men,...