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Sex Role
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sex role
n.
Any of the various attitudinal patterns of daily behavior that are associated with masculinity and femininity in a particular society.
sex role,
the expectations held by society regarding what behavior is appropriate or inappropriate for each sex.
Sex Role
A traditional or stereotypical pattern of behaviour thought to be related to the sex organs and procreation, which is regarded as typical of, or especially suited to, either one sex or the other
sex role
Sexology A traditional or stereotypical pattern of behavior and thought related to the sex organs and procreation, which is regarded as typical of, or especially suited to, either one sex or the other. See Gender-identity/role.
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