The Social-Role Hypothesis Predicts That

question 79

Multiple Choice

The social-role hypothesis predicts that

• A) once formed, gender differences cannot be changed.
• B) men and women adopt different roles in society because they differ in basic traits and abilities.
• C) gender differences vary from culture to culture depending on the roles men and women hold in each society.
• D) gender differences are fairly universal because they originate in biological differences.

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Definitions:

Mildred Parten

An American sociologist known for her work on the social development of children and her study on children's play.

Extrinsic

Originating from outside, not inherent or intrinsic; often used to describe external motivations or rewards.

Intrinsic

Referring to something that is inherent or naturally occurring from within an entity or individual, often in the context of motivation or value.

Neurotypical

Refers to individuals whose cognitive and brain function are considered typical for their age and not characterized by any significant neurological or psychiatric disorders.