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| refers to anatomy, male or female |
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| refers to learned culture, psychology, and behavior that one associates with male or female (masculine or feminine |
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| Differences in form between sex |
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| Examples of sexual dimorphism |
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-Males are 10% bigger
-Voice
-Fat
-Breast
-BUTT ("baby got back")
-Muscle tone
-Hair (Pubes) |
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| differences between the sexes that evolve through male v. male and female v. female competition |
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| Tendencies discovered world-wide |
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• More men than women want/approve of casual sex
• More men than women report orgasms more often
• Men seek out sex more
• Men start sex at a younger age
• Men have more sex partners over a lifetime than women
• Men like sex for its own sake whereas women have emotions |
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