Two cousins are born within a day of each other. Jordan, assigned female at birth, is one day older than Aki, assigned male at birth. Jordan is older than Aki, weighs more, and is thriving. Aki is smaller and younger than Jordan. Throughout their development family members refer to Jordan as "a pretty little girl" and Aki as "a big strong man." How can sociology explain this discrepancy?

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The dichotomy of sex and gender determines social interaction.

Culture defines this as a rite of passage for the babies.

This is an example of anticipatory socialization.

Totalizing socialization is common while interacting with newborn babies.