Transvestism, When Members of One Gender (Usually Males) Dress as Another

question 40

Multiple Choice

Transvestism, when members of one gender (usually males) dress as another (female) , is

• A) very common in Brazil, given this country's general acceptance of alternative gender roles.
• B) an example of the biological basis of sexual expression.
• C) evidence of the cultural limits in determining gender roles.
• D) perhaps the most common way of forming genders alternative to male and female.
• E) increasingly popular among gay men in Brazil.

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