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jman1234 · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

The belief that males and females are not only fundamentally different, but also that sex is a central organizing principle for the social life of a society is called gender

A) acquisition.
B) polarization.
C) identification.
D) reinforcement.

Question 2

According to psychologist Sandra Bem, children use sex as a fundamental organizing category because

A) it is simple and obvious.
B) models of both sexes are readily available.
C) sexual distinctions are emphasized in our society's culture.
D) None of the above; Bem does not agree that children use sex as an organizing category.