Exam 28: Doing Gender, Determining Gender: Transgender People, Gender Panics, and the Maintenance of the Sex/gender/sexuality System

What is the primary determinant of gender in all three of the cases presented in the reading?

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According to the IOC Medical Commission, what are the criteria for appropriate transgender bodies?

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(1) Surgical anatomical changes have been completed, including external genitalia changes and gonadectomy; (2) Legal recognition of their assigned sex has been conferred by the appropriate official authorities; and (3) Hormonal therapy appropriate for the assigned sex has been administered in a verifiable manner and for a sufficient length of time to minimize gender-related advantages in sport competitions.

What typically subdues gender panic?

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In the sex/gender/sexuality system, all bodies are presumed to be ______.

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Define the term gender panic and provide an example.

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The reading included cases in all of the following social milieus except ______.

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Data in the study come from an analysis of ______.

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The social process of authenticating another person's gender identity is known as ______.

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According to research presented in the reading, which person would be the most influenced by a negative news story about a transgender adult who allegedly commits a crime?

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How do ideologies about womanhood temper institutional validation of identity-based determination of gender?

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Discuss the effect of the IOC's explicit criteria for appropriate transgender bodies on determining gender.

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In which situation would biology-based criteria for determining gender most likely be used?

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Face-to-face interactions rely on implicitly agreed upon criteria; whereas, imagined interactions demand more explicit defined criteria.

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The court's ruling in Littleton v. Prange (1999) was based on Christie's ______.

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The authors suggest that the sex/gender/sexuality system is slowly changing and has shifted away from pure biological determinism. Do you agree? Include reasons for your opinion.

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Exam 28: Doing Gender, Determining Gender: Transgender People, Gender Panics, and the Maintenance of the Sex/gender/sexuality System

What is the primary determinant of gender in all three of the cases presented in the reading?

According to the IOC Medical Commission, what are the criteria for appropriate transgender bodies?

What typically subdues gender panic?

In the sex/gender/sexuality system, all bodies are presumed to be ______.

Define the term gender panic and provide an example.

The reading included cases in all of the following social milieus except ______.

Data in the study come from an analysis of ______.

The social process of authenticating another person's gender identity is known as ______.

According to research presented in the reading, which person would be the most influenced by a negative news story about a transgender adult who allegedly commits a crime?

How do ideologies about womanhood temper institutional validation of identity-based determination of gender?

Discuss the effect of the IOC's explicit criteria for appropriate transgender bodies on determining gender.

In which situation would biology-based criteria for determining gender most likely be used?

Face-to-face interactions rely on implicitly ______ agreed upon criteria; whereas, imagined interactions demand more explicit ______ defined criteria.

The court's ruling in Littleton v. Prange (1999) was based on Christie's ______.

The authors suggest that the sex/gender/sexuality system is slowly changing and has shifted away from pure biological determinism. Do you agree? Include reasons for your opinion.

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