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EAugust

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The case of John/Joan illustrates:
 
  a) That gender identity is primarily learned from the environment.
  b) Gender confusion is the net result of being raised as though one were a member of the opposite gender.
  c) Gender identity appears largely biologically based.
  d) That masculine attributes are internalized, while feminine attributes are externalized.

Question 2

The John/Joan case described by Colapinto illustrated that gender identity is determined by:
 
  a) The environment alone
  b) Biology alone
  c) The interaction of the environment and biology
  d) Prevailing community values



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Answer to Question 1

Right on time. Thanks a bunch.

Answer to Question 2

Thanks for the answer, I sent you a PM for another one.





 

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