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Mind Map by NÚRIA ROCA DOLCET, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by NÚRIA ROCA DOLCET
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GENDER
- What is sexuality? Gender/sex
- Sexuality is the set of anatomical, physiological and
psychological conditions that characterize each sex. The
term also refers to sexual pleasure and the set of
emotional and behavioral phenomena linked to sex
- Sexuality is the set of anatomical, physiological and
psychological conditions that characterize each sex. The
term also refers to sexual pleasure and the set of
emotional and behavioral phenomena linked to sex
- Self-indentify
- it's the recognition of one's potential
and qualites as an individual, specially
relation to social contact
- it's the recognition of one's potential
and qualites as an individual, specially
relation to social contact
- Androgynous
- Having the characteristics or
nature of both male and female
- EXAMPLES
- Grace Jones
- Jamaican actress,
singer, and model
Grace Jones,
- Jamaican actress,
singer, and model
Grace Jones,
- Milla Jovovich
- Famous for her
“Resident Evil” movies,
Milla Jovovich is also a
model, singer, and
fashion designer
- Famous for her
“Resident Evil” movies,
Milla Jovovich is also a
model, singer, and
fashion designer
- Grace Jones
- Having the characteristics or
nature of both male and female
- Terminology
- It's the way of referring to something or someone in
society. In this case, it refers to the terms:
heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual,...
- It's the way of referring to something or someone in
society. In this case, it refers to the terms:
heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual,...
- Sexual orientation
- Term used to describe our patterns of emotional,
romantic, and sexual attraction and our sense of
personal and social identity based on those attractions.
- USUAL
TYPES
- HETEROSEXUALITY: attraction to
members of the opposite sex
- HOMOSEXUALITY: attraction to
members of the same sex
- BISEXUALITY: attraction to
members of the same sex
- ASEXUALITY: the lack of sexual
attraction to others
- PANSEXUALITY: capability of attraction to others
regardless of their gender identity or biological sex.
- HETEROSEXUALITY: attraction to
members of the opposite sex
- USUAL
TYPES
- Term used to describe our patterns of emotional,
romantic, and sexual attraction and our sense of
personal and social identity based on those attractions.
- Gender role
- The outward manifestations of personality
that reflect the gender identity
- The outward manifestations of personality
that reflect the gender identity
- Gender identity
- Personal conception of
oneself as male, female,
both or neither
- TYPES
- CISGENDER
- Term for people whose
gender identity matches
the sex that they were
assigned at birth.
- Term for people whose
gender identity matches
the sex that they were
assigned at birth.
- TRANSGENDER
- People that have a gender identity
or gender expression that differs
from their assigned sex
- People that have a gender identity
or gender expression that differs
from their assigned sex
- GENDERQUEER
- Is a catch-all category for gender
identities that are not exclusively
masculine or feminine
- Is a catch-all category for gender
identities that are not exclusively
masculine or feminine
- GENDER FLUID
- Refers to a gender
which varies over time
- Refers to a gender
which varies over time
- AGENDER
- A person that
identifies as neither
a male or a female
- A person that
identifies as neither
a male or a female
- CISGENDER
- Personal conception of
oneself as male, female,
both or neither
- Biological sex
- Is the sex which you born with
- Is the sex which you born with
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