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Hello, I have contributed the concept of Gender Diagnosticity and sex difference in 4 dimensions. Everyone is welcomed to suggest and edit. Thanks!

Hi! According to the validity of Gender Diagnosticity study, I think it is good to add some studies related to gender stereotypes and gender differences across cultures, because the differences may have an impact on the validity of the study. Please someone gives some suggestions. Thanks!

I think you are right, Gender stereotype is important too.

I`ve summarized the points into a paragraph but I also kept the original on the page just in case. I also added some parts of my own so feel free to edit it if you feel necessary!

Hello, I have separated the paragraph into different themes and combine few sentences together. Feel free to edit if I did it wrong! Cheers.

Hi everyone, I was just reading over the first paragraph ( Gender), and I am a little confused by the last two sentences. It states "In addition to behavior, gender can also be separated by an individual's physical and mental characteristics. Since gender is determined by the individual themselves, it is difference from sex, where an individual is biologically born into a certain sex.

Maybe I am interpreting this incorrectly, but my understanding of the first sentence is that one's gender can be differentiated by their physical characteristics... which is false, as suggested by the second sentence. (An individual's physical characteristics determines their sex). I'm going to edit this for now. Let me know if I'm just understanding this incorrectly.

I modified the last two sentences so that it's more clear but generally still gets the same point across. Hopefully it clarifies your earlier questions.

Nice evidence of collaborative writing going on here - well done.

Hey Everyone,

When reading over the various sub-sections of the "2. Introduction" I was thinking the definition of sex and gender, which is currently in "2.3 Introduction - Usefulness" would fit better in the first paragraph of "2.1 Introduction - History". Jaimie was suggesting that we beef up that first paragraph and tie it in with the second paragraph, and it seems quite strange to immediately start talking about measuring gender and the history of measuring gender without first defining it and differentiating it from sex. If there are no objections I will move it to that section and edit it.