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A. Hermetter,R. Gorges,J. Loidl,F. PaltaufEllis (1945) and Money and his co-workers (Money, Hampson, & Hampson, 1957) even conclude from their studies of hermaphrodites that sex assignment at birth and rearing play the overriding roles in determining not only gender identity but also eroticism.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-2135-5argely attributable to the acceptance by most students of development of the view that early experiences affect later behavior. Retrospective methods, for better or for worse, have played a major role in appraising the idea of continuity in development.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-97585-2c, dramatically transform an individual from one sex to the other. Yet this increased information, and at times, misinformation, has made the diagnosis of transsexualism more difficult for the practicing physician.

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Biotechnology and Future Citiesal literature on the debate is now extensive; however, the principal issues can be identified fairly clearly, even though satisfactory resolutions are rarely available. This chapter will review the main areas in which the transsexual and the law may interact.