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What are the traits of the characters in Saki's The Interlopers?
Ulrich's traits include being stubborn, and violent. Georg's traits include being jealous, self-centered, and obnoxious.
What does caracteristicas fisicas?
Physical characteristics or traits
What are the character's traits in Dog Star?
Laika is life saving.
What is the definition of character traits?
A character trait is a characteristic of a person such as honest, dishonest, greedy, etc.
What is Le Gleo character traits in the three skeleton key?
brave and courageous
Is masculine a male?
Masculine refers to male traits or characteristics, just as feminine refers to female.
What is the difference between instrumental aggression and relational aggression?
Instrumental aggression is behavior intended to achieve a specific goal or outcome, such as obtaining a reward or avoiding punishment. Relational aggression involves harming others through manipulation of social relationships or status, such as spreading rumors or excluding someone from a group.
List down the examples of feminine and masculine?
Examples of feminine traits or characteristics can include compassion, nurturing, empathy, and sensitivity. Masculine traits or characteristics can include assertiveness, strength, leadership, and competitiveness. It is important to note that these traits are not exclusive to one gender and can be expressed by individuals of any gender identity. Gender is a complex spectrum, and individuals may exhibit a combination of feminine and masculine traits, regardless of their assigned gender at birth.
What is feminine?
Feminine is the opposite of masculine. The opposite of male is female. The word-pairs 'male/female'and 'masculine/feminine' convey different meanings and are not interchangeable.Male and female indicate the biological sex of animals (including humans).Masculine and feminine refer to sociologically determined traits that may be associated with each sex in humans. They also refer to the gender of nouns and adjectives, in languages which make such a distinction (for example, French).A woman is always female. That is a statement of biological fact. Whether she is also feminine is a question of culture, interpretation, definition, sociology, and a host of other non-factual criteria. In fact, women - and men - usually display some traits that are traditionally defined as 'feminine' and some that are traditionally defined as 'masculine'.So, the answer to the question 'What is feminine?' is extremely complicated, and depends on many factors that would have to be specified before a full answer could be attempted.
What is the term for 'possessing masculine traits'?
virile is the medical term meaning possessing masculine traits
What is instrumental traits?
Instrumental traits are the mostly masculine/male traits
What does butched mean?
I think you may mean "butch." In a same-sex relationship, there can be any of three sets of people: - Butch/butch -Butch/femme -Femme/femme "Butch" is simply the term applied to the person with more masculine personality traits than feminine, and "femme" is the term for the one with feminine personality traits. I hope that helps <_<; ~{Insomniac Platypus}~
The term meaning possessing the masculine traits is?
palpitation
The form of a combination of two traits that may be hidden is called a trait?
recessive
What means development of masculine physical traits in a female?
virilism
What does there are stereotypes of masculine and feminine behavior mean?
This means that society has predefined expectations and characteristics related to how men and women should behave. Masculine stereotypes typically include traits like strength and assertiveness, while feminine stereotypes may include traits like nurturing and sensitivity. These stereotypes can influence how people are expected to act based on their gender.
What each individuals within a population that have a unique combination of traits is called what?
Differential reproductive success
