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| Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia: |
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| a genetic disorder that mas-culinizes chromosomal females and seems to lead to a masculinization of behavior as well. |
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| Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome: |
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| a developmental condition in which cells do not respond to fetal androgen, so that chromosomally male (XY) fetuses develop external female genitals; there is also a femini-zation of later behavioral patterns. |
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embryonic structures
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| the sex-determining region of the Y chromosome. |
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| a biochemical produced in an embryo when the Y chromosome is present; it plays a role in the development of fetal gonads into testes. |
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| secretion of the fetal testes that prevents further development of female structures from the Müllerian ducts. |
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| Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia: |
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| a genetic disorder that mas-culinizes chromosomal females and seems to lead to a masculinization of behavior as well. |
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| Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome: |
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| a developmental condition in which cells do not respond to fetal androgen, so that chromosomally male (XY) fetuses develop external female genitals; there is also a femini-zation of later behavioral patterns. |
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a crossing of traditional gender lines because of discomfort and nonconformity with gender roles generally accepted by
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| a strong degree of discomfort with one’s identity as male or female, characterized by feelings of being in the wrongly sexed body. |
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| an individual who dresses in clothing and adopts mannerisms considered appropriate for the oppo-site sex. |
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| childhood, libido, latency period |
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| Psycho-sexual Development: |
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factors that form a person’s sexual feelings, orientation, and patterns of
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| Unified Theoretical Model |
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| How many percent of Adolescence have STD's? |
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