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Identify three things about a clients childhood that would likely be explored in gender inquiry.
 
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Question 2

List the five categories of questions conceptualized by Philpot, Brooks, Lusterman and Nutt (1997) regarding gender therapy.
 
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Answer to Question 1

1. Do you remember anything that your parents did that strengthened your sense of being a boy (girl)? What was it?
2. Were there things that you were forbidden to do when you were little because your mother or father didnt think that girls (boys) should do that sort of thing?
3. Were there things that you were specifically encouraged to do because of your gender?

Answer to Question 2

Answer:
1. Childhood
2. Puberty
3. High school years
4. College or early work experience
5. Adulthood



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