According to Currah and Minter (2000), Transgender Can Be Defined

question 12

True/False

According to Currah and Minter (2000), transgender can be defined as any person whose anatomy, appearance, identity, beliefs, personality characteristics, demeanor or behavior diverges from or is perceived to diverge from prevailing social norms about gender.

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Definitions:

Intergroup Behaviour

Interactions and behaviors that occur between different groups or social categories, often influenced by social norms, prejudice, and group identity.

Social Groups

Collections of individuals who interact and share common objectives, norms, or interests.

Social Protests

Organized activities aiming to express opposition or demand changes from authorities or public policies, typically involving large groups of people.

Klandermans

A scholar recognized for contributing to the understanding of social movement participation, particularly through the emphasis on psychological processes.