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Describe the gendered meaning of this characteristic.

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Describe the gendered meaning of this characteristic.

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Aka: what does this characteristic/issue/condition "mean" for the gender that your group was assigned?

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Is it already medicalized? How could this characteristic be (de-)medicalized?

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Is it already medicalized? How could this characteristic be (de-)medicalized?

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*What might you call the diagnosis? How might you describe it (as an abnormality? As a pathology? As a chronic condition?) What kind of treatments could be used? What role would physicians play in its medicalization? What other medical conditions could this characteristic be associated with?
*If it is currently medicalized, write about if it were not.
*If it is currently not medicalized, write about if it were.

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What would be the broader cultural implications if this change took place? 

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What would be the broader cultural implications if this change took place? 

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*What factors might lead to this (de-)medicalization?

*How might the (de-)medicalization process change how we think about that characteristic, the body, or the gender?
*How might society think about those who choose to treat the condition? What about those who choose not to treat it?

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A sign of aging. Get older

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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partially medicalized- pressure from society to not have gray ow white hair
demedicalized: embracing natural hair color

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Could treat people differently because of it. people treat them like they are older than they are.

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"inadequate", "castrated",  "deviant"

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-) medicalized?

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-) medicalized?

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medicalized -term "micropenis"- penis enlargement surgery, Viagra, penis pump
demedicalize- destigmatize perceptions of manliness attributed to their penis (toxic masculinity), degendering medical language (eliminating male domination in vernacular)

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stereotype, expected

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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Not extremely medicalized
Midol: deal w/ PMS mood swings

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Judgement of those who get plastic surgery-"changed" their natural being
By demedicalizing, we can recognize how there are a vast spectrum of different sizes on a bell curve-turning nature into wrongdoing

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women are soft/nurturing/caretakers

lack of leadership: "too emotional" "not firm"

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"abnormal" "unhealthy"

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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Unexpected
Uncontrollable
Masculine in the sense that goes with stereotype that men "can't/don't know how to control their feelings"

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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Is it already medicalized? How could this be (de-)medicalized?

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Not medicalized.
Therapy - learning how to control self

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Masculine in sense that are aggressive, but not masculine in the sense that they have emotions.
This perpetuates stereotypes about men and how they should behave.