When Snow, Jacklin & Maccoby (1983) Examined Parent Influence on Gender

question 85

Multiple Choice

When Snow, Jacklin & Maccoby (1983) examined parent influence on gender roles, they found that

• A)fathers admitted they questioned how they think their children should behave.
• B)mothers were just as likely to respond to children based on the individual child's needs as fathers.
• C)fathers showed different levels of acceptance for emotionality in their children based on gender.
• D)fathers who originally showed intolerance for emotionality in their sons later had greater understanding.

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Understand the impact of brain damage on emotions and decision-making.

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