Age Is a Quantitative Variable, but One Could Recode the Values

question 10

True/False

Age is a quantitative variable, but one could recode the values so that it would be transformed into a dichotomous variable.

Comprehend models of sex and gender in health context.

Identify instances and impacts of gender bias in health care.

Analyze the evolution of women's health scholarship.

Understand the goals of modern women's health research as outlined by pivotal reports and acts.

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Definitions:

Male Sex Hormones

Androgens, including testosterone, which are responsible for the development of male secondary sexual characteristics and reproductive functions.

Prenatal Development

Refers to the process of growth and development within the womb from conception to birth.

Spatial Abilities

The capacity to understand, reason, and remember the spatial relations among objects or space.

Adopted Children

Children who are legally taken by individuals or couples other than their biological parents to be raised as their own.