1.) With parental consent, a newborn infant with ambiguous genitalia undergoes reconstructive surgery to align the baby’s external anatomy with its biological sex at birth, as determined by the baby’s doctor. As the child grows, they begin to express feelings of gender distress. During prepubescence, the parents are supportive of their child's desire to ‘socially transition’ by taking on a name, pronoun, style of dress that matches their gender identity, while encouraged to express any gender ‘atypical’ behavior without limits or shame. Once in high school, the child's social history is reviewed by a school psychologist who has determined that in adolescence, they now experience lower than average levels of anxiety and depression among their peers.
This is an example of:
a. Experimental research
b. Correlation study
c. Prospective study
d. Case study
2.) A sample group of 25 individuals who express gender ‘atypical’ behaviors as children opt to take sex hormone blocking medications to delay onset of puberty; this allows them several more years as adolescents to decide whether to take estrogen or testosterone and to go through the puberty that matches their gender identity. After completion of their chosen course of puberty, these individuals are followed for the next 15 years to monitor their long-term mental health outcomes.
This is an example of:
a. Case study
b. Prospective study
c. Experimental research
d. Correlation study
3.) The gender categories that tend to predominate in Western cultures are representative of gender categories used in all other cultures.
True
False
Experimental research- introducing a change and then monitoring it's effect.
Correlation study - looking for relations among the naturally occurring variables.
Prospective study - group study where participant are enrolled before being affected and are monitered over a long period of time.
Case study - up-close/in-depth investigation to explore the causes of a particular Case.
Question 1: It's an example of experimental research.
Question 2: It's an example of prospective study.
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