Category: M

The process by which tissues in the embryo that are sex-neutral become masculine in their structure and function. The development of male characteristics such as body hair and a deep voice in a woman, caused by hormone deficiency or by treatment with male hormones. Abnormal development of male secondary sexual characteristics (e.g., excess body and…

A person’s self-concept about possessed sexuality. Usually possessed by a male is biologically and culturally influenced.  

The economic theory of Karl Marx, in which it is purported that economic institutions create and/or become exploitative ruling groups, resulting in oppression of the masses.  

An agreement prior to marriage outlining the rights and roles of each partner concerning issues of importance to them, prenuptial agreement.  

A commercial preparation of isocarboxazid.  

In genetics, a trait that is followed during its recombination among the progeny of a test cross.  

A traditional legal precedent exempting a husband from being prosecuted for raping his wife.  

Traditionally, coitus between a man and a woman who are legally married to each other.  

The concept that a man and a woman create a legitimate role for parenthood through marriage.