Question

question 20 (2 points)
while both have biological components, whats the difference, if any, between gender and sex?
gender determines ones abilities and behaviors, while sex provides obvious physical signals to a given society that help it provide positive and negative feedback in response to social norms.
technically, they refer to the same thing.
gender refers to a culturally constructed expectation about your identity, while sex is more biologically related.
sex is a personal choice, while gender is directly related to ones biological role in the reproductive process.

Explanation:

Gender is a social construct that includes cultural expectations, roles, and identities. Sex is biological, related to physical and reproductive characteristics.

Answer:

C. Gender refers to a culturally constructed expectation about your identity, while sex is more biologically related.