Gender-Schematic Thinking Is So Powerful That When Children See Others

question 91

Multiple Choice

Gender-schematic thinking is so powerful that when children see others behaving in "gender inconsistent" ways,

• A) they reject the individuals and exhibit aggression when confronted by the individuals.
• B) they question their gender-stereotyped conceptions and become more open-minded.
• C) they often distort their memory to make it "gender consistent."
• D) it causes significant distress and endangers their emotional well-being.

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