Differences in the Way Parents Tend to Treat Their Children

question 302

Multiple Choice

Differences in the way parents tend to treat their children include all of the following except:

• A) boys are engaged in rough and tumble play more often.
• B) girls are encouraged to help their mothers around the house
• C) boys are given blocks and action figures; girls are given dolls
• D) parents tend to encourage girls to be brave where as they expect this from their boys.

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