A Learned Predisposition to Behave in a Consistently Favourable or Unfavourable

question 61

Multiple Choice

A learned predisposition to behave in a consistently favourable or unfavourable way with respect to a given object defines a(n) :

• A) belief.
• B) motive.
• C) feeling.
• D) attitude.

Understand the various sources of gender-role socialization.

Analyze the impact of gender stereotypes and roles on individual behaviors and societal expectations.

Identify the costs associated with traditional gender roles in culture.

Recognize the changing dynamics of gender roles in modern society.

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