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Medesa

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Beliefs about the personal attributes of females and males are called
 
  a. gender roles
  b. gender norms
  c. gender stereotypes
  d. gender identities

Question 2

Most 4-year-olds believe that doctor, police officer, and construction worker are __________ jobs, and that secretary, teacher, and librarian are __________ jobs.
 
  a. hard; easy
  b. male; female
  c. dirty; clean
  d. female; male



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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