The way boys and girls act toward each other in middle childhood ...

[jman1234]

The way boys and girls act toward each other in middle childhood is intensified by
 
  A) tribalistic in-group/out-group thinking patterns.
  B) early desires for sexual contact.
  C) horizontal decalage.
  D) girls' brains having a denser corpus callosum than boys' brains.

Question 2

Gender studies of self-esteem in middle childhood show that
 
  A) boys and girls both have very high self-esteem.
  B) boys and girls both have very low self-esteem.
  C) boys tend to have higher levels of self-esteem than girls.
  D) girls tend to have higher levels of self-esteem than boys.

[ndhahbi]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C