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Sex typing

Sex typing refers to the differential treatment of people according to their biological sex
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Sex typing refer to cognitive thinking patterns that divide the world into male and female categories and suggest the appropriate behaviors, thoughts, actions, professions, and emotions for each.

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Sex-linked characteristics

Sex-linked characteristics refer to an attribute determined by a recessive gene that appears on the X chromosome ; more likely to characterize males.

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Sex-linked chromosomal abnormalities

Sex-linked chromosomal abnormalities refer to abnormalities that are transmitted from generation to generation, carried by a sex chromosome, often an X sex chromosome.

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Sex-linked gene

Sex-linked gene is a gene on either the X or the Y chromosome.

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Sex-linked genetic abnormalities

Sex-linked genetic abnormalities refer to abnormalities resulting from genes that are found on the X sex chromosome.

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Sex-role stereotypes

Sex-role stereotypes refer to culturally determined beliefs about appropriate male and female behaviour.

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Sex-typed Behavior

Sex-typed Behavior refers to a behaviour consistent with sex-role stereotypes.

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Sexism

Sexism refers to Prejudice against individuals purely on the basis of their sex/gender - whether they are male or female.

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