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Tag Archives: Sigmund Freud
Biopsychology and Transgender Studies
The truth of the matter isn that the layman or average joe in society is not keeping up with the advances in neuroscience especially as it pertain to gender identity. The key is to bring this knowledge to school books and colleges so that the next generation is not suck in the notion that if an individual is born with a penis he is just simply a male or if a individual is born with a vagina, she is just simply female without any consideration of variation to the obvious physical. Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, biopsychology, brain, corpus callosum, debate, differences in the male and female brain, gender, gender identity, GID, hypothalamus, Lauren Hare, medical, nature versus nurture, neuroscience, psychology, science, Sigmund Freud, society, studies, Trans woman, transgender, Transgendered, transsexual research, Transsexualism, Vincent Harley
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Nature and Nurture
I think that certain genetic marker make us predisposed for specific behaviors. If our will and environtment lend itself to that behavior with less resistance, then that behavior flourishes. If there is resistance, we adapt. Continue reading
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Tagged Behavior, bible thumpers, biological perspective, childhood sexuality, clothes burning, DNA, environment, gay gene, Gay Lesbian and Bisexual, genetics, god given, homosexuality, Human sexual activity, nature, nature versus nurture, nurture, Oral sex, psychological perspective, religion, sexual experimentation, Sexuality, Sigmund Freud, United States
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