Question 6 / 51:  How does sex relate to gender?
A  Gender is a synonym for sex.
B  Sex refers to biological distinctions, gender refers to social statuses and roles.
C  The term “sex” encompasses both biological characteristics and gender characteristics.
D  Gender is the generic term for the combination of our sexual learned differences and our socially
learned characteristics.
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