According to cognitive-developmental theory, the initial phase of gender identity is established around age 2 or 3, when a child
a. realizes that boys and girls do different things.
b. first begins to use the terms boy and girl..
c. first begins to be treated differently by their parents.
d. recognizes that they are a male or female.
Question 2
For Kohlberg, the outcome of the three childhood stages of gender development is the acquisition of gender
a. moratorium.
b. flexibility.
c. androgyny.
d. constancy.
Theory of Mind
AIDS Developmental Stages
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Gender and Play in Children (2 of 2)
Set-Point Theory
Locations of early developmental events.