Unit 5 Discussion Human Sexuality – psychology
Gender Development
Describe two genetic aspects and two cultural aspects of gender identity development and how they influence gender development. Explain why you selected these aspects. Then highlight two or three current or controversial issues within each aspect, and identify one external resource to help you address one of these issues. Remember to support your post by incorporating the assigned resources into your response.
Reproduction
From the required readings, identify four topics related to fertility, pregnancy, and childbirth that are of personal interest to you or are related to your professional career. Explain why you selected these topics. Then highlight two or three current or controversial issues within each topic, and identify one external resource to help you address one of these issues. Remember to support your post by incorporating the assigned resources into your response.
Remember to support your post by incorporating the assigned resources into your response. Quotes are not allowed in my classes and you’ll lose points for them so start putting everything in your own words, please. They are rarely necessary in psychological writing.
Remember to support your post by incorporating the assigned resources into your response.
They require thorough answers on the topic and “at least one peer-reviewed scholarly journal article, preferably a research article”.
Below is the Book/chapters
Readings
Use your LeVay and Baldwin text, Human Sexuality, to complete the following:
Read Chapter 7, “Gender,” pages 191–211.
Read Chapter 11, “Fertility, Pregnancy, and Childbirth,” pages 323–356.
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Gender development
Gender identity development and its variance are perceived to be a multifaceted process which involves psychological and biological factors. There are several factors for the gender development including the sex chromosomes and the brain. The brain sex differences are studied to clarify the whole process of the development of gender identity and it’s also regarded as the anatomical substrate of gender identity.
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