Question

we know that there are people living beyond the male-masculine/female-feminine dichotomy throughout cultures around the world, often referred to as a third-gender. this phenomenon shows that the gender binary is: limited to the united states only non - changing biologically determined socially constructed question 4 2 pts the term sexual orientation can be defined as: a phase which a person outgrows before entering heterosexuality. a persons emotional and sexual attraction to a particular sex. a persons biological gender. a term that refers to individuals who identify with the behaviors and characteristics that are opposite of their biological sex.

Explanation:

• For the first question: The existence of third - gender people across cultures shows that gender is not just a biological or fixed (non - changing) or US - only concept. The gender binary is a social construct as it is shaped by cultural and social norms, not just biology.
• For the second question: Sexual orientation is about a person's emotional and sexual attraction. It is not a phase before heterosexuality (as sexual orientations like homosexuality, bisexuality etc. are valid and not just phases), not biological gender (which is about physical sex characteristics), and not about identifying with opposite - sex behaviors (that is more related to gender identity in some cases).

Answer:

• First question: Socially constructed
• Second question: A person's emotional and sexual attraction to a particular sex.