Biological females with two X chromosomes are sometimes born with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH), which causes their external genitalia to appear more like those of a male.
They may be misidentified at birth and raised as males. If the correct identification is not made before age 3, physicians often advise parents to continue raising the child as a boy, because the child's gender identity may be difficult to change after age 3. The experiences of CAH girls and other gender atypical children have helped demonstrate that
a. social assignment is a powerful influence on gender identity.
b. genes are the most powerful influence on gender identity.
c. biology has no influence on gender identity.
d. boys are more highly valued than girls.
Question 2
The outcome research on adult group work is more _________ than that of children.
a. robust
b. effective
c. concrete
d. insightful
Gametogenesis and gametes in males and females.
Biological transistor enables computing within living cells
Adrenal gland.
Biological Information Flow
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