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Gender Traits

Gender Traits (Health Education · Gender and) — "Masculine traits are those we associate with being male, such as aggressiveness, directness, independence, obj…

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  • Gender-associated traits and androgyny
  • Masculine traits are associated with being male.
  • Examples include aggressiveness, directness, independence, objectiveness, and leadership.
  • Feminine traits include being talkative, submissive, nurturing, emotional, and illogical.
  • Androgyny occurs when a person shares both masculine and feminine traits.
  • An androgynous person fits their behavior to the situation.
  • They might cry at a wedding or funeral.
  • They can also change a tire on a car.
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"Masculine traits are those we associate with being male, such as aggressiveness, directness, independence, objectiveness, and leadership. Feminine traits are being talkative, submissive, nurturing, emotional, and illogical. Androgyny is when a person shares both masculine and feminine traits. They fit their behavior to the situation; so an androgynous person might cry at a wedding or funeral, but can also change the tire on a car."

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