Which of the following are premises of Gender and Development? GAD is anti-male; GAD promotes gender stereotypes; Only men are victims of gender inequality. GAD is not anti-male; GAD is not a war of the sexes; Both men and women are victims of gender inequality. GAD promotes male dominance; GAD is a war of the sexes; Only women are victims of gender inequality. GAD supports gender stereotypes; GAD is a war of the sexes; Both men and women are equally privileged.

GAD is not anti-male; GAD is not a war of the sexes; Both men and women are victims of gender inequality.

What is sex in terms of biological characteristics? Biological, Universal, Permanent Cultural, Learned, Temporary Economic, Political, Changeable Social, Fluid, Varying

Biological, Universal, Permanent

When we say that sex is biological, what aspects are we referring to? Educational Background, Professional Skills, Personal Interests, Hobbies Economic Status, Political Power, Social Influence, Wealth Reproductive System, Sex Cells, Chromosomes, Hormones Cultural Norms, Social Roles, Learned Behaviors, Traditions

Reproductive System, Sex Cells, Chromosomes, Hormones

How do people categorize individuals and animals as male or female? By evaluating economic contributions By assessing cultural roles By using the biological term 'Sex' By analyzing political influence

By using the biological term 'Sex'

What does the term 'sex' refer to in terms of a person's birth? A political role assigned by society A cultural identity assigned at birth A label based on the nature of genitalia and reproductive organs An economic status determined by family wealth

A label based on the nature of genitalia and reproductive organs

What does 'sex' describe in terms of physical differences? Cultural, learned differences between genders Economic, political differences between individuals Physical, biological differences between men and women Social, emotional differences between people

Physical, biological differences between men and women

What are examples of secondary sex characteristics? Economic status, political power, social influence Patterns of body hair distribution, voice pitch, muscular development Educational background, professional skills, personal interests Cultural roles, social expectations, learned behaviors

Patterns of body hair distribution, voice pitch, muscular development

According to biology, how do male and female differ from each other? External genitalia, secondary sex characteristics, chromosomes, hormones Cultural roles, social expectations, learned behaviors, traditions Educational background, professional skills, personal interests, hobbies Economic status, political power, social influence, wealth

External genitalia, secondary sex characteristics, chromosomes, hormones

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What development perspective recognizes the unequal status and situations of women and men in society?

What is the global strategy for ensuring that the government pursues equality in the development process?

Which of the following are premises of Gender and Development?

What is sex in terms of biological characteristics?

When we say that sex is biological, what aspects are we referring to?

How do people categorize individuals and animals as male or female?

What does the term 'sex' refer to in terms of a person's birth?

What does 'sex' describe in terms of physical differences?

What are examples of secondary sex characteristics?

According to biology, how do male and female differ from each other?

What are the two types of sex chromosomes?

Female egg cells contain only which type of chromosome?

Male sperm may have which types of chromosomes?

What does an XX chromosome combination produce?

What does an XY chromosome combination produce?

TRUE OR FALSE: Sex chromosomes present in the sperm determine whether offspring are genetically male or female.

What stimulates the development of primary sex characteristics, enabling reproduction?

What is responsible for the development of secondary sex characteristics?

Gender is characterized by which of the following attributes?

TRUE OR FALSE: Gender is not socially constructed.

What term describes how society determines and manages sex categories?

TRUE OR FALSE: Gender is culturally inclined.

Gender is a _____ set of characteristics that identifies the social behavior of women and men and the relationship between them.

What is the significance of integrating roles and 'have' in gender studies?

TRUE OR FALSE: Gender changes across time and space. Social, economic, cultural, and political forces determine gender.

What are the attributes of sex?

What are the attributes of gender?

Gender is characterized by which of the following attributes?

Sex is characterized by which of the following attributes?

How are roles ascribed to people in their communities?

What are sex roles related to?

What capacities define female sex roles?

What are gender roles?

What are some issues and concerns related to Gender and Development?

What are manifestations of gender bias?

What is the system and practice of discriminating against a person on the basis of sex?

What is prejudice against women that regards them as stereotypes?

What does the term 'patriarchy' refer to?

What does male domination of political power and domination that maintains an unjust system refer to?

What are society's perceptions and value systems that instill an image of women as weak and men as strong?

What are unexamined images, ideas, or beliefs associated with a particular group that have become fixed in a person's mind?

What does submission due to force or violence, resulting in women having no control over resources, refer to?

What does it mean when women are considered a non-essential force in the economy?

What refers to the heavy workload of women, consisting of unpaid reproductive work and paid productive work?

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