forbids sexual relations between relatives

personal traits and social positions members of a society attached to being female and male.

the number of live births in a given year for every 1000 people

social movements seeking change arise among people who feel deprived

the view stigmatizing anyone who is not heterosexual as “queer”

when women assume multiple roles and try to do well at all of them

immigration - movement into a territory
emigration - movement out of a territory

tradition directedness - rigid conformity to time honored ways
other directedness - openness to latest trends and fashions expressed by imitating others

Male
Female
Turner's
Klinefelter's
Jacob's

- working to increase equality
- expansion of human choice
- eliminate gender stratification
- ending sexual violence
- promote sexual freedom

self-fulfilling prophecy

temporary gathering of people who share a common focus of attention and who influence one another

someone who feels emotionally linked to one sex but are biologically the other

social forces that keep women from reaching the highest levels of corp. and public responsibility

people together based on individual self-interest

1. emergence
2. coalescence
3. bureaucratization
4. decline

primary characteristics are reproductive organs
secondary characteristics are bodily development distinguishers

Europe learned from America and bargained better by asking for much more

maximum possible childbearing

unconventional social pattern that people embrace briefly but enthusiastically