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cultural variations
and social
differences in
gender
Cultural Variations
What is cultural
variation in gender?
Culture provides the context in which
gender roles, identity, and stereotypes
unfold as well as parameters regarding
sexual behavior. Culture affects
variation in gender-related behaviors
between individuals within a cultural
group as well as variation between
cultures.
Cultural variation
examples:
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Social differences in gender
examples:
• Gender Expectations
and Norms
• Political Representation
• Division of Labor
Sexual Orientation
An inherent or immutable enduring
emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction
to other people. Note: an individual’s
sexual orientation is independent of
their gender identity.
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Types Of Sexual Orientation
BISEXUAL HOMOSEXUA PANSEXUAL ASEXUA HETERO
L
Attracted L SEXUAL
Attracted to
Attracted Attracted
genders the to people Not
same as to people to people
of any sexually
themselves or of one’s of the
different than gender attracted
own opposite
themselves. identity. to other
gender. gender.
people.
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SUMMARY:
• Cultural variations and social differences in gender pertain
to how different cultures and societies perceive,
comprehend, and express gender roles, identities, and
expectations. These differences can be seen in gender
norms, actions, and attitudes across cultural contexts.
Gender is a complex and wide term influenced by many
different kinds of biological, psychological, and social
factors.
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