Suppose that you are working in a preschool setting. Based on Smith's research on preschoolers' treatment of other children, you would be most likely to observe that children
a. do not seem to notice whether or not their peers are attractive.
b. consistently treat cute boys and girls more nicely than less attractive boys and girls.
c. are nice to the cute boys and aggressive toward the less attractive boys.
d. are nice to the cute girls and aggressive toward the less attractive girls.
Question 2
What can we conclude about children's attitudes toward members of the other gender?
a. From about the age of four, children seem quite positive about children of the other gender.
b. Boys show gender prejudice, but girls do not.
c. Children are more positive about same-gender peers than about other-gender peers.
d. Adults are much more biased than children in their attitudes toward members of the other gender.
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