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In Kohlberg's theory of gender typing, the child begins to self-socialize about gender after recently having understood about
 
  a. gender consistency.
  b. gender stability.
  c. sexual orientation.
  d. basic gender identity.

Question 2

A chef tells her visitors, This microwave oven first cooks the meat's interior, followed by the exterior.. This pattern resembles the ____ trend.
 
  a. skeletal age
  b. catch-up growth
  c. cephalocaudal
  d. proximodistal



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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