Sex, Gender, and Social Construction Crossword

to behave and/or appear in both feminine and masculine ways
someone who experiences little or no sexual attraction to other people
the recognition of the social construction of sex has led many to abandon the term "biological sex" in favor of ___________
people who undergo sex reassignment are sometimes called what?
what people understand their sex to be; can be at odds with their assigned sex or other sex characteristics
a concept or perception of something based on the collective views developed and maintained within a society or social groups
traditionally defined as "anatomical or biological characteristics used to classify a person as female or male
sex characteristics that make them different from predominant notions of biological femaleness or maleness
traditionally thought of as "the non- physiological aspects" of oneself, expectations of femininity and masculinity
a preconceived and oversimplified idea of the characteristics which typify a person, situation, etc.
women who are gender conforming (who appear and act more feminine) are described as
women who are gender nonconforming (who appear and act in a more masculine fasion) are called
any system of categorization involves a mental system of organization known as a
how one should appear and behave within a specific culture based on one's sex and gender is called a
one's outward expression of gender
people whose gender identity is in traditional alignment with their assigned sex at birth is
the attraction one has to others based on one's sex and/or gender in realtion to another's sex and/ or gender
females take on the gender role of males in families where there is no male
if you are male, you should be stereotypically __________
examples of __________ are nurturance, affiliation and abasement