What Aspect of Kohlberg's Cognitive-Developmental Theory of Gender-Typing Has not

question 9

Multiple Choice

What aspect of Kohlberg's cognitive-developmental theory of gender-typing has not received support?

• A) the view that a mature understanding of gender is necessary for gender-typing
• B) the view that understanding of gender is related to cognitive development
• C) the view that there are stages of gender identity development
• D) the view that children with more mature gender concepts tend to seek out and attend to same-sex models
• E) the view that a mature understanding of gender is necessary for gender-typing and the view that children with more mature gender concepts tend to seek out and attend to same-sex models

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