Recalled Separation Anxiety in Childhood in Istmo Zapotec Men, Women, and Muxes
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DOI: 10.1007/s10508-016-0917-x
Abstract: Abstract The Istmo Zapotec are a pre-Columbian cultural group indigenous to the Istmo region of Oaxaca, Mexico. Istmo Zapotec recognize three genders: men, women, and muxes. Like Istmo Zapotec men, muxes are biological males. However, unlike Istmo… read more here.
Keywords: separation anxiety; istmo zapotec; men women; separation ... See more keywords
A Retrospective Study of Childhood Sex-Typed Behavior in Istmo Zapotec Men, Women, and Muxes.
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DOI: 10.1007/s10508-019-01544-6
Abstract: Previous research has consistently demonstrated that both transgender and cisgender androphilic males (i.e., males attracted to adult males) display and recall higher levels of childhood female-typical behavior (CFTB) and lower levels of childhood male-typical behavior… read more here.
Keywords: transgender; istmo zapotec; men women; childhood sex ... See more keywords
Facial Attractiveness of the Sisters of Istmo Zapotec Men and Muxes: Implications for the Evolution of Male Androphilia.
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DOI: 10.1080/00224499.2021.1943737
Abstract: Research shows that the female relatives of androphilic (i.e., sexually attracted to adult males) males have more children than the female relatives of gynephilic (i.e., sexually attracted to adult females) males. The mechanisms by which… read more here.
Keywords: attractiveness; istmo zapotec; relatives androphilic; facial attractiveness ... See more keywords