Children Appear to Learn Gender Stereotypes

question 44

Multiple Choice

Children appear to learn gender stereotypes

• A)at about the time they understand that they cannot change their sex.
• B)during the first few months after birth.
• C)around the point that they become aware of their basic gender identities.
• D)around the end of the elementary school years.

Recognize the role of token economies in modifying behavior.

Comprehend the processes involved in observational learning according to Bandura.

Identify the concept of learned helplessness and its psychological impact.

Differentiate between various reinforcements and their applicability across species.

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