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The notion of self-socialization of gender roles fits best with which theme of the text?
 
  a. Active child
  b. Holistic nature of child development
  c. Quantitative/qualitative change
  d. Nature/nurture

Question 2

Regarding physical growth, it can be said that
 
  a. there are no individual differences in the rates at which children grow.
  b. individual variations in growth rate are sizable.
  c. a great deal of variation occurs for boys but not for girls.
  d. growth rates are similar across cultures.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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