Question

1. according to research, which statement is most accurate regarding the effects of nature (biology) and nurture (socialization) on gender differences? (1 point) q a) gender is almost entirely determined by biological factors. b) gender is entirely a product of socialization and cultural norms. c) human behavior, including gendered behavior, is the result of nature and nurture working together. d) biological differences play no role in gendered behavior. 29. in some cultures, there are more than two gender categories recognized, a phenomenon that challenges the strict gender binary. this supports the sociological understanding that (1 point) q a) gender is a universal biological truth. b) the gender binary is natural and normal. c) gender identity is a social construct that varies across cultures. d) all societies will eventually recognize only two genders.

Explanation:

For the first question, research shows that human behavior including gender - related behavior is influenced by both biological (nature) and socialization (nurture) factors. For the second question, the existence of more than two gender categories in some cultures indicates that gender identity is not a fixed biological truth but a social construct that varies cross - culturally.

Answer:

1. c) Human behavior, including gendered behavior, is the result of nature and nurture working together.
2. c) Gender identity is a social construct that varies across cultures.