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    The Boy Without Penis

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    psychiatric circles to protect Reimer’s identity Money referred to “Brenda” as John/Joan. Money’s experiment became well-known in psychiatric communities worldwide and partly as a result of Money’s publications‚ a number of infants  born with ambiguous genitalia underwent gender reassignment. However many psychologists were unconvinced about the John/Joan experiment. One of these was academic sexologist Milton Diamond‚ who‚ in a bold move against Money reported to the psychiatric community that Reimer

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    This did not happen‚ and researchers acknowledged that a person’s genitalia did not completely dictate which gender a person identified with. At the same time‚ researchers also concluded that a person’s environment was not the main influence on a person’s gender identity. For Reimer‚ his sex and his gender did not correlate

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    INTRODUCTION Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) refers to a complex series of rare but well-studied enzymatic errors of metabolism with deficient levels of different enzymes involved in the synthesis of cortisol (hydrocortisone). CAH comprises a group of disorders resulting from defective synthesis of adrenal corticosteroids. Lack of glucocorticoids‚ especially cortisol‚ causes various kinds of metabolic problems. The response to low levels of cortisol is increased production of corticotropin

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    In Human Sexuality class‚ we are learning about the female and male reproductive systems. The class covers different parts of the male and female reproductive system‚ including external and internal genitalia and how they work. We also learned about human hormones and how they play a part in human sexuality. The class gives you hard facts to review and additional resources for you to review in order to have a better understanding of the information learned in the lesson. The sites I reviewed to

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    Definition Congenital adrenal hyperplasia can affect both boys and girls. People with congenital adrenal hyperplasia lack an enzyme needed by the adrenal gland to make the hormones cortisol and aldosterone. Without these hormones‚ the body produces more androgen‚ a type of male sex hormone. This causes male characteristics to appear early (or inappropriately). About 1 in 10‚000 to 18‚000 children are born with congenital adrenal hyperplasia. Signs and Symptoms Girls will usually have normal

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    In early hunter-gatherer societies‚ labor was divided based on sex. Women were the sole reproductive force‚ and thus needed to bare‚ breastfeed‚ and raise children‚ which confined them to the settlement for the majority of their lives—increasing their dependence on men for information and resources. Over time this led to the development of gender roles‚ or societal norms that dictate the types of behaviors which are generally acceptable for people based on their biological sex. Masculine behaviors

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    both biology and environment on gender identity. Gender identity is almost always chromosomal sex although that isn’t enough to rule out the affect of environment. Intersexuals are rare individuals who posses the typical external genitalia while possessing ambiguous sexual organs of the other sex. There are also hermaphrodites who possess both testicular and ovarian tissue. These two factors that determine gender identity are caused by hormonal factors in prenatal development. Hermaphrodites

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    Men as Women Article #1 Outline Hermaphrodite vs. Transsexual Herculine Barbin- * 19th century * Genitals were ambiguous: a one-and-a half inch long penis‚ partly descended testicles‚ and a urethral opening. Has vulva‚ labia majora‚ and a feminine uretha. Never menstruated‚ no womb. Whole outer part of her body is that of a man. * Never felt socially accepted because he did not think a women would ever marry him. * No social status for a man-women at this time * Committed

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    on the presence or absence of a penis”. I found this quote important because it made me think about how important genitalia is and how much control it clearly has on a person’s life. I feel like in class we constantly bring up the fact that we do not necessarily think about the genitals a person possesses when we first meet them or talk to them‚ but it’s interesting that our genitalia is what put us into categories/stereotypes right off the bat. I don’t ever tend to think about the fact that I have

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    art plays a significant role in how society views art and how viewers begin to understand the more complex themes being presented. Several contemporary art movements continue unfolding today‚ for this reason‚ many movements remain undefined and ambiguous making it difficult to navigate the pertinent political themes relevant in current society. Looking at scholarly art journals helps inform the viewer how a majority of contemporary artists weave together extraordinary pieces addressing complex cultural

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