People who choose feminine gender identities, which place an emphasis on interdependence with others, have more permeable ego boundaries.
Gender identity is the belief that a person has about their own gender. The gender that a person identifies with may or may not match the sex that they are assigned. Gender identities and the many biological components of sex are typically consistent with one another. A person's gender expression usually corresponds to their gender identification, but this is not always the case. The expression of traits such as gender-specific behaviors, attitudes, and outward appearances does not always correspond to the gender identification of the person exhibiting them. The term "gender identity" was coined in 1964 by psychiatry professor Robert J. Stoller; it gained popularity thanks to psychologist John Money.
Federalists and Anti-Federalists. To remember what they believed you can remember this: Federalists were for the Constitution, Anti-Federalists were against it.
