According to gender-schema theory, the child develops an own-sex schema to
a. resolve the Oedipus/Electra complex.
b. provide information to guide gender-consistent actions.
c. minimize the timing of puberty effect.
d. expose the cultural myths accepted by those with whom he or she disagrees.
Question 2
Suppose that a fetus's skull sutures ossified early, prior to birth. How would the baby be affected?
a. It would have difficulty coming through the birth canal
b. It would have a smooth, comfortable delivery
c. The risk of marasmus would be reduced
d. Its intelligence would rise
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