Distinguished Distinction
A DISTINGUISHED DISTINCTION 1
A Distinguished Distinction
Gerald Johnson
ENG 121
David Makhanlall
November 17, 2012
A DISTINGUISHED DISTINCTION 2 The male and female body may look different in appearance, but they behave and react similarly internally. Most differences depend on the different hormones in men and women, mainly testosterones and estrogen. Hormones both affect and effect emotions and sexuality within the male and female body. The brain is also an internal component that shows similarity and difference patterns. From fetus our genitals are the same. Our genitals form within the first six weeks. XX or XY chromosomes are the contributing factors to the differences in the development of our genitals. As we grow the male and female body begins to produce hormones. These hormones are testosterone and estrogen. Males produce more testosterone and females produce more estrogen. Our bodies produce these hormones and many others. Hormones affect how the body reacts. These reactions reveal the similarities and differences between males and females. This exchange process produces the differences between our biological chemistry (Spencer, 1999). Men and women both have the same hormones, but there are important variation in the hormone levels and patterns. The levels and patterns are determined by how each hormone interacts with the male and female bodies. All the way doe to the ego, testosterone is responsible for what sums up a man. Estrogen is the main ingredient in the performance of women. These hormones increase other hormones when entice with information, conflict, excitement, or emotional situation (Halpern, 2004). Estrogen increases oxytocin a calming hormone. The exchange of this process varies due to the infinite levels and patterns throughout the male and female body. As a rule, male and females react differently to situations. We may think a male reacts to
A Distinguished Distinction
Gerald Johnson
ENG 121
David Makhanlall
November 17, 2012
A DISTINGUISHED DISTINCTION 2 The male and female body may look different in appearance, but they behave and react similarly internally. Most differences depend on the different hormones in men and women, mainly testosterones and estrogen. Hormones both affect and effect emotions and sexuality within the male and female body. The brain is also an internal component that shows similarity and difference patterns. From fetus our genitals are the same. Our genitals form within the first six weeks. XX or XY chromosomes are the contributing factors to the differences in the development of our genitals. As we grow the male and female body begins to produce hormones. These hormones are testosterone and estrogen. Males produce more testosterone and females produce more estrogen. Our bodies produce these hormones and many others. Hormones affect how the body reacts. These reactions reveal the similarities and differences between males and females. This exchange process produces the differences between our biological chemistry (Spencer, 1999). Men and women both have the same hormones, but there are important variation in the hormone levels and patterns. The levels and patterns are determined by how each hormone interacts with the male and female bodies. All the way doe to the ego, testosterone is responsible for what sums up a man. Estrogen is the main ingredient in the performance of women. These hormones increase other hormones when entice with information, conflict, excitement, or emotional situation (Halpern, 2004). Estrogen increases oxytocin a calming hormone. The exchange of this process varies due to the infinite levels and patterns throughout the male and female body. As a rule, male and females react differently to situations. We may think a male reacts to