According to the Unidimensional, Bipolar View of Masculinity and Femininity

question 44

Multiple Choice

According to the unidimensional, bipolar view of masculinity and femininity, ______.

• A) masculinity and femininity are at the opposite ends of a continuum
• B) androgyny is possible
• C) masculinity and femininity are two overlapping categories
• D) there are no differences in personality

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