Answer:
The correct answer is option D. A condition of people whose gender at birth is contrary to the one they identify with.
Explanation:
Gender dysphoria is a type of disorder where a person does not feel comfortable with the physical sex that was assigned at birth, but feels that it belongs to the opposite gender.
This type of disorder generates a significant clinical discomfort or a feeling of not fitting socially.
Gender dysphoria began being treated as a <u>psychiatric illness</u>, although this <u>was ruled out by WHO</u>. After being cataloged in the category of sexual disorders, it was recategorized and it started to have<u> its own category</u>, which today is known as <u>gender dysphoria</u>, where it is established that it is not a mental illness itself but that it is a feeling of clinical discomfort in As for the condition of gender.
Currently, it is still considered a disorder, and not a disease, although there are many groups that require it to stop being treated as such, although they do not have medical evidence to support this request.
Answer:
G= 22%
A=28%
T= 28%
Explanation:
Given that percentage of cytosine content (C) = 22%
Since C pairs with G, percentage of guanine content (G) would also be = 22%
Hence, G+C = 22+22 = 44%
This means that A+T = 100-44= 56%
Since adenine pairs with thymine so, percentage of A= percentage of T
Hence percentage of Adenine (A)= 56/2 = 28%
And percentage of Thymine (T) = 28%
