Sentence examples for categorization of gender from inspiring English sources

It also issued a decree to issue citizenship certificates with appropriate categorization of gender identity, including a self-identified "third gender".

The authors found a mistake categorization of gender in the study database, which resulted in presentation of an inverted proportion between male and female patients, thereby generating an error in Tables 1 and 2 of the published study.

Direct gaze also captures and holds attention more readily than averted gaze (von Grunau and Anston 1995; Senju et al. 2005; Fox et al. 2007), and facilitates recognition memory for faces, and categorization of facial gender and selected facial expressions (Macrae et al. 2002; Adams and Kleck 2003, 2005; Vuilleumier et al. 2005).

In three studies, we examined the impact of face-based and context-based categorization in the recollection of gender ambiguous faces.

Sexual orientation judgments and their accuracy were consistent with findings that race is heavily gendered [36] thereby affecting categorizations through a heuristic of gender inversion [22], [34].

The corresponding numbers for university B and C are 4 females, 10 males, and 5 females, 9 males, respectively Fig. 2 Gender categorization of sentenced students' responses in disciplinary board protocols from three Swedish universities: i did not understand the rules, ii denies intent to cheat, iii admits to cheating.

Regarding "gender", I fully agree with contemporary criticisms of the narrow meaning of the original term, and acknowledge the important role of "gender" as a social categorization system affecting the environment of each individual.

This finding is consistent with other research demonstrating that perceivers use a heuristic of gender inversion for making sexual orientation categorizations [22], [34].

The registration and categorization of populations according to their abilities, gender and ethnic group were all tremendously enhanced.

The number of patients with less impaired categorization of numerical parity in contrast to biological gender tended to exceed the number of patients with the opposite pattern (19 vs. 9; binomial test: p < .10; see Table  5).

This effect was present irrespectively of gender.