_________ pertains to the identity of a person depending on sexual anatomy and physiology.

_________ are considered to be the first determinants of sex. It carries and passes the genes from parents to their offspring.

_________ is the totality of our own experience of sex and gender.

Identify the characteristics of Human Society (check all that applies)

Identify the different Types of Societies (check all that applies)

Identify the conditions to the dissolution of Society (check all that applies)

____________ are people who feel they are one sex even though they are the other.

__________ are secretions from endocrine glands. It stimulate the development of primary sex characteristics so that individuals become capable of reproduction.

__________ are differentiated behaviors, emotional, intellectual and capacities attributed by a given culture to men and women.

__________ are product of the interactions between individuals and their environments.

__________ is our sense of who we are and how do we see and experience ourselves as a woman, a man, or neither.

__________ is a generalized view or preconception about attributes or characteristics, or the roles that ought to be possessed by, or performed by women and men.

__________ refers to a person's romantic and emotional attraction to another person.

__________ is a teaching tool for breaking the big concept of gender down into bite-sized, digestible pieces.

Heterosexuality refers to sexual attraction to someone of the same sex.

Bisexuality is a sexual attraction to people of both sexes.

Homosexuality is a sexual attraction to someone of the same sex.

Secondary sex characteristics are characteristics present at birth

Identify all feminine 'TRADITIONAL' Gender Stereotypes (check all that types)

Identify all masculine 'TRADITIONAL' Gender Stereotypes (check all that types)

Macionis (2017) defined society as people who interact in undefined territory and share a culture.

A third category exists to refer people with both male and female or incomplete genetalia at birth.

Identify the frameworks for understanding gender (check all that applies)

It refers to the ability to see problems that is related to discrimination and gender inequality.

It refers to the ability to see problems that is related to discrimination and gender inequality.

An institution of mass socialization that teaches gender through films, broadcast and print as their mediums.

An institution of mass socialization that teaches gender differentiation and inequality through the ordinance of God.

An institution of mass socialization that teaches gender by attending to school from primary, secondary, tertiary and graduate level.

It is a way to reduce barriers to personal and economic development created by sexism

Four Process of Child's _____ of Gender Identity.

It seeks to achieve gender equality as a fundamental value that should be reflected in development choices.

One of the three approaches under Interactional frameworks for understanding gender, argues that social interaction is the vehicle through which people present themselves to others as women or men.

Sex categorization is a social construction rather than biological or physical realities.

Identify three importance of studying gender (check all that applies)

One of the frameworks for understanding gender, believes that average differences between women and men are greater than the differences within each category.

Risman (2018) conceptualized gender as a stratification system that has implications at the individual, interactional, and institutionalist level of analysis.

GAD aspires to eliminate gender inequality in order to attain a just society.

GAD approach desires to achieve two gender needs, what are those?

One of the frameworks for understanding gender, focus on gender as an aspect of social structure and culture.

GAD was introduced in the Philippines only in the early _____ .

One of the three approaches under Interactional frameworks for understanding gender, that emphasizes how sex categories become the basis for people's expectations about others' competence.

Gender Sensitivity is often used to mean the same as Gender Awareness