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The 65 pages that link to Gender identity, each with the reason it gives.

• Gender roleCompared with: An identity is personal; a role is a set of social expectations.

• Sexual orientationCompared with: It concerns who someone is, not whom they are attracted to.

• Gender performativityCompared with: Performativity is an account of identity’s social formation, not a synonym for personal identity.

• IntersexCompared with: Intersex describes sex-trait variation, not a person's gender identity.

• AndrogynyCompared with: Androgynous presentation does not by itself establish a person's gender identity.

• Gender normsCompared with: Identity is a personal experience; norms are social expectations that may or may not align with it.

• Sexual identityCompared with: Gender identity concerns gender, while sexual identity concerns sexuality.

• Sex assignmentCompared with: It is not determined by the sex designation recorded at birth.

• Sexual differentiationCompared with: Gender identity is distinct from the bodily developmental processes described here.

• HomosexualityCompared with: Homosexuality concerns attraction, not a person’s gender identity.

• Romantic orientationCompared with: It concerns one's own gender, unlike orientation's pattern of attraction toward others.

• Biological sexCompared with: It describes self-understanding rather than reproductive anatomy or chromosomes.

• Human sexualityCompared with: Gender identity concerns gender, not patterns of sexual attraction or expression.

• EffeminacyCompared with: Effeminacy describes perceived expression, not a person's internal gender.

• Gender ideologyCompared with: Political uses of the label often target recognition of gender identity, a distinct concept from the slogan itself.

• Population Characteristics (demography)Compared with: It is distinct from sex classifications and raises questions about how surveys record identity.

• Same-sex relationshipCompared with: Partners’ genders and sexes are distinct dimensions, not interchangeable labels.