Question

question 25 (2 points)
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the main difference between sex and gender is that sex
a) refers to biological or anatomical characteristics, whereas gender refers to socially formed traits.
b) refers to discussion regarding males, whereas gender refers to considerations regarding females.
c) refers to aggressive behavior, whereas gender refers to expressive behavior.
d) is a verb, whereas gender is a noun.

Explanation:

Sex is biologically determined (e.g., chromosomes, reproductive organs). Gender is a social construct (e.g., roles, expectations). Option a correctly captures this difference. Option b is incorrect as both sex and gender relate to both males and females. Option c is too simplistic and inaccurate as these behaviors aren't exclusive to sex or gender. Option d is factually wrong as both can be nouns.

Answer:

A. refers to biological or anatomical characteristics, whereas gender refers to socially formed traits.