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@Brianna17

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Cognitive-developmental theorists argue that children learn gender
 
  a. by interacting with their mothers.
  b. through media socialization.
  c. through stages of psychological maturity.
  d. as passive recipients of cultural norms.

Question 2

When grandparents function as ______________, they are likely to be involved in helping to resolve family conflicts and tension.
 
  a. the family arbitrator
  b. the family historian
  c. the reserve parent
  d. the family clown



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

A



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