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Intersexed

Intersexed refers to a person who has the gonads, that is testes or ovaries of one gender but ambiguous external genitalia Intersexed is also referred to as a Pseudohermaphrodite.

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Intersexual

Intersexual refers to an individual possessing some degree of both male and female internal or external reproductive structures; the preferred term, replacing earlier labels of hermaphrodite and pseudohermaphrodite

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Intersexual person

Intersexual person refers to a person who has genitals suggestive of both sexes.

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Interstitial cells

Interstitial cells are cells responsible for the production of testosterone ;. Interstitial cells is also referred to as Leydig cells.

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Intersubjectivity

Intersubjectivity refers to a scientific principle which requires that independent observers see the same thing under the same circumstances for observations to be regarded as valid.

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Interval measure

Interval measure is defined as a level of measurement describing a variable whose attributes are rankordered and have equal distances between adjacent attributes. The Fahrenheit temperature scale is an example of this, because the distance between 17 and 18 is the same as that between 89 and 90. Please see nominal measure, ordinal measure, and ratio measure.

Interval method

Interval method is a term in behavioral observation, a technique for converting observations into numerical scores that involves dividing the observation period into a series of intervals and then recording whether or not a specific behavior occurs during each interval.

Interval of uncertainty

Interval of uncertainty refers to the difference between the higher and lower thresholds in a calculation of the difference threshold

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