According to research on preschoolers' interest in babies,
a. parents' ratings of their preschoolers' interest are not correlated with the ratings provided by other observers, so we cannot draw conclusions about this topic.
b. there are no gender differences reported for preschoolers.
c. parents who accept gentle behaviors in their sons typically have sons who are interested in babies.
d. preschool boys have such strong stereotypes about masculinity that they consistently avoid interactions with babies.
Question 2
Which of the following students' statements best captures the research on gender comparisons in nurturance?
a. LaTonya: Contrary to general opinion, no gender differences have yet been found in this area..
b. Anooj: Women are consistently more nurturant than men, no matter how you measure nurturance..
c. Sarah: Men are more nurturant than women when you consider behavioral measures; women are more nurturant than men when other measures of nurturance are used..
d. Samuel: Women are more nurturant than men when you consider self-report measures; gender differences are minimal with other measures..
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