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HORMONAL REGULATION OF BEHAVIOR 



"....There is no such biologic entity as sex. 

 What exists in nature is a dimorphism within spe- 

 cies into male and female individuals, which differ 

 with respect to contrasting characters, for each of 

 which in any given species we recognize a male 

 form and a female form, whether these characters 

 be classed as of the biologic, or psychologic, or 

 social orders. Sex is not a force that produces these 

 contrasts; it is merely a name for our total im- 

 pression of the differences. It is difficult to divest 

 ourselves of the prescientific anthropomorphism 

 which assigned phenomena to the control of per- 

 sonal agencies, and we have been particularly slow 

 in the field of the scientific study of sex-character- 

 istics in divesting ourselves not only of the termi- 

 nology, but also of the influence of such ideas." 



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