Gender Schema Theory

question 4

Multiple Choice

Gender schema theory

• A) separates the effects of gender stereotyping, gender identity, and gender-role adoption on children's behavior.
• B) highlights the importance of androgyny for psychological well-being across the lifespan.
• C) integrates gender stereotyping, gender identity, and gender-role adoption into a unified picture of how masculine and feminine orientations emerge.
• D) maintains that gender stereotyping and gender-role adoption are most influential in adolescence and emerging adulthood.

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