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chandani

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Who is likely to be the least appropriately gender typed?
 
  a. Sarah, who was raised by a lesbian couple
  b. Jim, who was raised by a gay couple
  c. Maddie, who was raised by a single dad
  d. Allen, who was raised by a single mom

Question 2

The ontogenetic approach to understanding development is like
 
  a. studying how child laws have changed in the past century.
  b. seeing how preschoolers solve a particular problem.
  c. watching animals during a trip to the zoo.
  d. observing your own child growing up.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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