In addition, it was recognized that these bodily qualities could change over time, changes that could result in an individual’s identity altering from (page 27)p. 27male to female or vice versa.
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Adulterated describes something—typically a food, drug, or substance—that has been made weaker, impure, or lower in quality by the addition of a foreign or inferior ingredient
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The disease could have started as a result of a spontaneous new mutation in the genes that code for the production of the normal prion in cattle, or it could have been a mutation of another TSE, called scrapie, which is not a risk to human health, that had been known in UK sheep since the early 18th century.
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Social identity theory
This means a person's sense of who they are is deeply tied to the groups they belong to.
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Archetypal (adjective) describes something that serves as the perfect, quintessential example of a particular thing, or something that acts as the original model or pattern from which other, similar things are derived.
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