Secondary traits, allport?s term for specific traits, that influence behavior, in relatively few situations Secondary sex characteristics refer to the traits that develop during puberty, distinguishing males and females without playing a direct role in reproduction These characteristics are influenced by hormones and contribute to sexual dimorphism These changes occur primarily due to the hormone testosterone, which is an androgen responsible for male physical development These are the physical features other than reproductive orgrans that distinguish men from women These are traits that emerge during puberty but do not directly involve the reproductive system
They distinguish between sexes but don't play a direct role in reproduction Examples include breast development in females and facial hair growth in males. Any of various physical characteristics that differ between the sexes but do not have a direct reproductive function, appearing in humans at puberty and in other animals at sexual maturity or during the mating season Also called secondary sexual characteristic. The five physical aspects of a person's sex which include chromosomal, gonadal, hormonal, genitalia (primary), and secondary sex characteristics. Definition of secondary sex characteristic secondary sex characteristic refers to the physical features that distinguish the two sexes of a species, but that are not directly involved in reproduction
Definition secondary sex characteristics are the physical traits that emerge during puberty, which differentiate males from females but are not directly involved in reproduction These features develop due to hormonal changes and play an important role in sexual maturation, influencing individual identity and social interactions as people transition from childhood to adulthood. Any of various physical characteristics that appear in humans at puberty and in sexually mature animals and that differentiate between the sexes without having a direct reproductive function.
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