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What is self-socialization, and how does it relate to Kohlberg's cognitive developmental theory of gender development?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Tyrone was ill for several months when he was four years old. His illness caused him to fail to grow to the same height as his friends. Now that he is no longer ill, Tyrone will most likely
 
  a. show catch-up growth. c. show lagging-down growth.
  b. show gonadotropic growth. d. stay smaller than his friends.


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Self-socialization is Kohlberg's concept that, once children attain gender constancy, they are internally motivated to behave in a manner consonant with their conceptions of what is sex appropriate. External motivators (such as reinforcements and punishments) are of minimal importance in the process of self-socialization.

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