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stevenposner

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A person with ambiguous internal and external sex organs but whose gonads are consistent with her or his chromosomes would be referred to as a(n):
 
  a. Hermaphrodite or Hph
  b. Difference in sexual development or DSD
  c. Intersexual male
  d. Intersexual female

Question 2

If someone has a stroke, and is otherwise normal except for the inability to sense any feeling from the body (no touch, pressure, temperature, or pain), what lobe is probably affected?
 
  a. frontal lobe
  b. occipital lobe
  c. parietal lobe
  d. temporal lobe



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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