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Sexual identity: Research strategies
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1975Children from the first 2 years of life show an awareness that they are either male or female. Later they usually behave in ways culturally appropriate to this awareness. Still later they exhibit a preference for sexual partners of one or the other sex.
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2020
Sexual identity research within sociology has largely examined the social contexts of sexuality as a central part of how we think about ourselves. While much of this research focuses on the experiences of marginalized people (gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, and other identities), critical attention has also been paid to the social construction of ...
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Sexual identity research within sociology has largely examined the social contexts of sexuality as a central part of how we think about ourselves. While much of this research focuses on the experiences of marginalized people (gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, and other identities), critical attention has also been paid to the social construction of ...
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Journal of Homosexuality, 1977
This paper examines the four components of sexual identity: biological sex, gender identity, social sex-role, and sexual orientation. Theories about the development of each component and how they combine and conflict to form the individual's sexual identity are discussed.
M G, Shively, J P, De Cecco
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This paper examines the four components of sexual identity: biological sex, gender identity, social sex-role, and sexual orientation. Theories about the development of each component and how they combine and conflict to form the individual's sexual identity are discussed.
M G, Shively, J P, De Cecco
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2017
Cognitive cultural theorists have rarely taken up sex, sexuality, or gender identity. When they have done so, they have often stressed the evolutionary sources of gender differences. In Sexual Identities, Patrick Hogan extends his previous work on identity to discuss the complexities of sex, the diversity of sexuality, and the limited scope of gender ...
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Cognitive cultural theorists have rarely taken up sex, sexuality, or gender identity. When they have done so, they have often stressed the evolutionary sources of gender differences. In Sexual Identities, Patrick Hogan extends his previous work on identity to discuss the complexities of sex, the diversity of sexuality, and the limited scope of gender ...
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Sexual orientation and consistency of sexual identity
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1983The semantic confusion in the use of the terms sexual and gender identity and role is discussed. Theories concerning the development of the sense of sexual identity in normals have been based largely on the sense of sexual identity in sexually deviant subjects.
N, McConaghy, M S, Armstrong
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From Sexual Identity to Sexual Relationships:
Journal of Homosexuality, 1984The article has three major purposes. First, it adumbrates four contexts within which the discourse on sexual identity has been carried on: the historical, bisexual, homosexual, and biological. Within these contexts sexual identity has been conceived in three general forms: the biological, psychological, and socio-cultural.
J P, De Cecco, M G, Shively
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Sexual Identity and Sexual Orientation
2002Publisher Summary This chapter summarizes representative works from areas of inquiry that enlarge understanding of this unique aspect of human development. Focus areas include genetics research, brain areas that differ by sex and may correlate with sexual identity or orientation, persons whose prenatal sex steroid levels were atypical, children whose
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2013
From the mainstream success of the US cable network Showtime’s lesbian television series The L Word, to the global embrace of the It Gets Better project aimed at lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth, the media are central to the mainstreaming and re-visioning of sexual identity.
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From the mainstream success of the US cable network Showtime’s lesbian television series The L Word, to the global embrace of the It Gets Better project aimed at lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth, the media are central to the mainstreaming and re-visioning of sexual identity.
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