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WRITTEN WORKS 1: Changes in The Physical and Sexual Self: Female Male

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Santos, Dnisse

BS in Accountancy 102A

WRITTEN WORKS 1: Changes in the


Physical and Sexual Self
1. What are common secondary sexual male and female characteristics and how
do changes occur? Use the table in the next slide to fill it up.

FEMALE MALE

Growth of pubic Growth of pubic


These changes These changes
hair hair
Occurs when Occurs when
the pituitary Growth of facial Hypothalamus
Breast budding
gland secretes hair and pituitary
special Voice Gland secretes
Growth spurt
Hormone to deepening special
increase Hormones to
Change in body estrogen increase
production Growth spurt testosterone
shape
product

2. How did you experience these changes?


 I experience these changes when I hit the puberty stage. There are so
many changes in my body. Just like Growth of body hair, Changes in
distribution of my weight and also widening of the hips. At first I’m asking
myself if it’s normal but as I grew up It is more clear to me now that
changes in your sexual character is normal to every individual.

3. How does the society influence the sexual behavior of an individual?


 Individuals are taught to use social clues to interpret sexual intent. This is
most obviously demonstrated in behaviors associated with flirtation. Since
sexuality is expressed through means learned by socialization, social
context is bound to influence sexual behavior. An individual can be
sexually influenced in a society especially around another person he/she
can be sexually attracted to, and interact with them by means of flirting or
foreplay.

4. Can we really change our natural or innate sexual organ and sexual response?

 An individual can notice early changes in sexual response such as when


male becomes sexually attracted to another male without any gender
transition or hormonal changes. However, changing our innate sexual
organ is transitionally possible but we won't gain the reproductive
properties of that particular organ. So even if I were to become a trans
man, I won't be able to impregnate anyone. Also, if I'm a transgender and
takes testosterone or when I undergo the Hormone Replacement Therapy,
I can still get pregnant although with lesser chances, but birth control is
still recommended if pregnancy is to be avoided.

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