In Kohlberg's Cognitive-Developmental Theory, Gender Constancy

question 91

Multiple Choice

In Kohlberg's cognitive-developmental theory, gender constancy

• A)develops in most children by age seven or eight.
• B)develops in most children by age three or four.
• C)does not fully develop until adolescence.
• D)does not develop until sexual maturity.

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Definitions:

Camelback

A design feature in some types of suspension systems or vehicle chassis, characterized by a humped shape to allow for greater flexibility or weight distribution.

Solid Rubber Block

A dense piece of rubber material used for various applications, including vibration damping and support structures.

Rubber-bushed Equalizing Beams

Suspension components used in heavy vehicles, featuring rubber bushings for increased flexibility and wear resistance, helping to distribute load evenly.

Torque Rods

Components in a vehicle's suspension system that helps to control axle movement and alignment, reducing stress on other parts.