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KimWrice

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Explain what it means for children to be gender schematic or gender aschematic.
 
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The decrease in growth rate that occurs after some period of accelerated growth caused by a hormonal or congenital factor is called
 
  a. catch-up growth. c. lagging-down growth.
  b. SIDS. d. cephalocaudal growth.



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Answer to Question 1

Children who are gender schematic possess a strong gender schema, exhibit more consistent sex typing in their behavior, and process information along gender lines. Children who are gender aschematic possess a weaker gender schema, are less sex typed behaviorally, and focus their attention on aspects of information that are not related to gender.

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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Gracias!

 

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