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Summarize and explain the aromatization hypothesis of sexual differentiation in the brain. Be sure to include the role of specific gonadal secretions, the blood-brain-barrier, brain sites where aromatization is believed to occur, relevant steroid receptor(s) locations relative to the cell membrane, aromatase basic function and describe the intracellular activities of this process thereafter. When is the sensitive phase for brain differentiation in humans? In rats? Give clear descriptions of this schema for typical male and female behavioral outcomes.
Unexpected Wanted Event
A surprising occurrence that, despite being unforeseen, is welcomed or desired by those involved.
Normative-Stage Model
A theoretical model that suggests that human development proceeds through a series of predetermined, orderly stages.
Adult Personality
The combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character in adulthood, shaped by developmental experiences.
Predictable Changes
These are alterations or developments that can be anticipated based on known patterns, historical data, or identifiable factors.
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