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Biological and Social Processes Influence Gender

   

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BIOLOGICAL AND
SOCIAL PROCESSES
INFLUENCE GENDER
Moldovan HE08290
Module code:3002
The Individual and Society
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Table of Contents
Essay: Biological and social processes influence gender................................................................3
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8
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Essay: Biological and social processes influence gender
INTRODUCTION
Social process is set of activities, actions and operations that consist of interaction
between more than people. The term of biology is defined as science of life and living organism.
A system is a living entity including of one cell like bacteria or different cells of human. The
essay based on the biological and social process impact on the gender. In this essay defined
different approaches of biological and social procedure (Bastiaensens and et. al, 2016). At the
different age in girls and boy come different changes due to biological but at social level both are
treated in different manner that impact on their morale in positive as well as negative manner.
MAIN BODY
Biological approach defined that there is no discrimination in between sex & gender
hence, biological sex develop gendered behaviour. Gender is evaluated by two biological factors
like hormones and chromosomes. These differences related with the male and female such as
chromosomes (Female XX, Males XY), reproductive organs, hormones (oestrogen, testosterone).
It means men are free to present their feminine side and women are free to present their
masculine traits. The biological activities helps to understand changes in body at the stage of
development at physiological and social level. Gender identification and gender roles are critical
phenomena that effected through biology and psychosocial influences. Through nature as well as
nurture re mainly seen through opposing causal agent, if in relativity it works with concentration
and atmosphere impact on the biological procedure. As per the current research it is analysis that
gender recognition is shaped primarily concentrate on the impacts of hormones on neurobiology.
Adult hormone levels do not seem to determinant gender identity, but there is some information
that intrauterine hormone exposure may. There is also indication that psychological factors helps
to recognise different changes of male and female. There are defined biological influences on
gender like male and female (Berenbaum, 2018).
Puberty begins and body changes, growth spurts can occur: Some girls are tall and some
curvy while others are short and skinny. At the development stage they feel changes in their
body some girls are taking in positive and some negative manner, but it is natural. Women come
in all shapes, sizes, colours and weights. Some are worrying about weight according to their age
and every person have different body shape, so it is not required to compare yourself with others.
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