How Do Age Peers React to Children Who Cross Gender

question 49

Multiple Choice

How do age peers react to children who cross gender boundaries and prefer the activities associated with the other gender?

• A) After some initial misgivings, these children are accepted by their peers.
• B) These children are subject to teasing, threats, and harassment.
• C) These children often react to teasing by turning into bullies themselves.
• D) Boys are accepted for cross-gender behavior to a great extent than girls are.

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