Gender-Based Aggression is a theoretical construct within gender studies that denotes systematic patterns of hostile behavior directed toward individuals on the basis of their perceived or actual gender, distinguished from other forms of aggression by its foundational linkage to gendered power dynamics, social norms, and identity-based discrimination.
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