### aggregation | category:

Gender
* There are only two genders to Arabic, masculine and feminine.
* affects audiometric shape in prebyacusis
  - doxorubicin pharmacokinetics in patients with normal liver biochemistry
  - every detail in our life
  - expectations regarding the sexual activity of boys and girls
  - relationships as well
  - sympathetic and hemodynamic response to postural stress
* affects the detection of resistive loads
  - impact of imagery on acute experimental pain and distress
* allows expression of the soul, allows connection of diverse hearts.
* alone can affect a system.
* also know and learn differently.
* also seems to influence sibling closeness
  - play a role in determining who gets certain circulatory problems
* based biology is more than understanding how the reproductive system works
  - the study of gender differences in health and illness
* bashing, racist remarks and general rudeness offends people.
* can also play a significant role
  - bring balance and strength to decision making
  - play an important role
* category which can be used to differentiate data on crime
  - currently maintains two supposed distinct and opposing components
* character variable.
* coding in the brain is bipolar.
* comes into all areas of relationships and sexuality.
* concept that refers to the cultural sources of our identities as women and men.
* conceptual category, being a structural phenomenon.
* consists of expectations and attributes.
* constructs intimate relations.
* continues to be a major issue in education.
* crucial aspect of the organization of inequality throughout Latin America.
* cultural construct
  - creation and the gender roles differ from one society to another
* defines relationships among women, among men, and between men and women
  - and between women and men
* describes characteristics of men and women which are determined by society.
* exists as a form to produce children through sex.
* factor, too, since men are more likely to develop hypertension than women.
* feature of all known cultures.
* fluid category involving a spectrum of attributes which contribute to gender identity.
* frequently produces significant differences in public opinion.
* full-fledged part of the body.
* given in a one-sex prison.
* has nothing to do with the risks for car crashes.
* historically determined reproductive division of labor.
* influences endothelial function and gene expression
  - sphincter of oddi response to cholecystokinin in the prairie dog
* involves differences in power.
* is about both men and women
  - partnerships
  - peoples lives, and it thrives, as does medical, organizations, and other sessions
  - relationship, and about breeding relationships
  - accomplished through everyday interaction
* is also a central focus, defining the different familial roles and tasks of women and men
  - social construction, a product of the judgments of others
* is an analytical tool for understanding social processes
  - attribute that also never changes throughout the play of a storyworld
  - especially critical aspect in the development of children and adolescents
  - example of a variable that is measured on a nominal scale
  - ideological term to mainstream artificial sexual ideology into the culture
* is an important category within each group, culture, social class and period of time
  - determining factor for access to rural, non-agricultural jobs
  - issue that has concerned people for many years
* is another name for sexual category
  - sociological phenomenon of the Internet
  - artificial and prescribed differently by each culture
  - at the heart of creation
  - basic to most creatures, so it is genetically at the core of our being
  - both a product of social interaction
  - central to the way a society is organized
  - characterized by femininity and masculinity
  - crucial in the effects of guilt
  - cultural and changes across time and place
  - defined by the social, psychological,or cultural rather then biological connotations
  - different from what type of sex a person can be
  - different, the terms man and woman and masculine and feminine describe gender
  - independent of sexual arousal patterns
  - just one of many factors that influence couples and affect their reproductive decisions
  - masculine and feminine, although some traces of the old neuter survive
  - more complex than the expression of maleness or femaleness
  - much more than biological attributes
  - now more or less seen as a continuum of characteristics
* is one of the most fundamental influences on human behavior
  - significant categories by which societies structure and define themselves
  - reasons caregiving has received so little attention
  - organized differently in different societies
  - our cultural interpretation of biology
* is part of identity of self
  - self definition, and intrinsic to the constancy of the world view of many people
  - perhaps one of the most widely used independent variables related to health
  - physical
  - seen as a dichotomy
  - so fundamental to human interactions, that the idea of a person without gender is absurd
* is social, constructed, ephemeral
  - cultural, psychological and historical
  - something that comes up in society quite often
* is the 'sex' of the brain, apart from the body
  - constellation of personal attributes assigned to men and women in any culture
  - cultural and attitudinal qualities associated with being male and female
  - difference between boys and girls and how they act in the world
  - easiest category in which to stereotype, and also to differentiate
  - heart, mind and soul
  - identity of the person inside the body
* is the meaning that a given culture ascribes to sex difference
  - society attaches to being female or male
  - only physical characteristic that can be determined by forensic DNA analysis
  - physical, biological, and societal roles between men and women as assigned by society
  - quality that distinguishes the entities as masculine or feminine
  - second most common determinate of behavior
  - social-cultural construction of the biological notion of sex
  - strongest predictor of volume of alcohol consumption
  - term used to denote the social characteristics assigned to men and women
* is the way masculinity and femininity are perceived in a given culture
  - one is socialized according to some standard of behavior associated with a role
  - transient, in the mind
* is treated as a form of overwriting, in senses that include both excess and layering
  - the social, cultural and psychological results of sex difference
  - understood differently in different cultures and different historical moments
  - what culture makes out of the 'raw material' of biological sex
* key component of all human groups
  - predictor of toilet training completion
* looks at how men and women relate to one another , and their different needs and experiences.
* marking in the Japanese language is basic.
* means mating between a male and a female is necessary.
* moiety, and sex a rough classification of physical form.
* never affects the mechanics of inheritance, age alone does.
* nominal variable.
* organizes societies in unique and fundamental ways.
* paradox on the Internet.
* performance in the real world just as much as it is on the Internet
  - on the social stage
* permeates academe, society, and the lives of individuals.
* pertains to sex roles and issues of power, inequality and hierarchy.
* plays a big role in finances, as money represents different things to men and women
  - crucial role in re-figuring womans position in the genre of romance
  - major role in the type of certified mediator
  - part in perception too
* plays an important role in access to further qualifications
  - whiplash injuries
* property that some words possess.
* provides a behavioral tendency in leadership.
* react differently to nurturing deprivation as kids.
* reality that shapes our behavior.
* refers to learned behaviors called masculinity and femininity
  - social interpretations of what it means to be a man or a woman
* refers to the cultural difference socially attached to females and males
  - roles that society defines for women and men, boys and girls
  - roles, responsibilities, needs, interests and capacities of both men and women
  - sex of a species
  - social aspects of sexuality
  - specific roles and responsibilities of men and women in any given society
* remains closely linked to one's social and economic well-being.
* schema Cognitive frameworks about male and female characteristics.
* sense of self.
* set of cultural roles.
* significant factor in our every day lives.
  - fiction that often behaves as a fact
  - institution
* socially constructed concept.
* tenuous definition, more correctly tenuous position, along a continuum.
* term used to make references to women and men social relations.
* topic of increasing concern within climate change policy and science
  - which is often left out of technological history
* variable introduced into all pertinent programs of institutional research.
* very personal thing for all people
  - significant determinant of who wins or loses as a result of economic reforms