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Single sex environments are social arrangements in which people of the same a sex are gathered for education, work, social occasions such as worship etc. Studies have also been conducted investigating the effects on animals of such segregation.
Physiological effects
Psychological effects
Social effects
Effects in academic environments
- Main article: Single-sex education
See also
- Academic environment
- Animal environments
- Animmal sex differences
- Fraternity membership
- Home environment
- Human sex differences
- Living arrangement
- Social skills
- Sorority mebership