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saliriagwu

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In the hypothetical country called Ozland, females drive trucks and males drive cars. This indicates that Ozland has
 
  a. androgyny.
  b. joint attention.
  c. gender roles.
  d. behavioral inhibition.

Question 2

Each society generally has a set of expectations regarding the behaviors and traits that are considered appropriate for males as compared to females. These sets of expectations are
 
  a. gender roles.
  b. gender-role stereotypes.
  c. gender types.
  d. gender identities.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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