Author Question: People suffering from gender dysphoria are likely to dress up in the clothing of the opposite sex ... (Read 79 times)

future617RT · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

People suffering from gender dysphoria are likely to dress up in the clothing of the opposite sex because

a. the clothing represents a fetish.
b. the clothing is sexually arousing.
c. it helps them to adopt the role of the gender with which they identify.
d. they want to make themselves more attractive to members of their own sex.

Question 2

What can we conclude from the ease with which pseudohermaphrodite s adopt a male gender identity at adolescence?

a. Learning can override hormonal influences.
b. Prenatal hormones affect later gender identity.
c. Social reinforcement and norms dictate gender identity.
d. Secondary sex characteristics determine gender identity.