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asmith134

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Cognitive developmental theory
 
  a. is primarily based on the idea that children learn gender typing by a series of rewards and punishments.
  b. emphasizes that modeling is especially important in the acquisition of gender typing.
  c. emphasizes children's own roles in the acquisition of gender roles.
  d. emphasizes that the media are more important than parents in children's acquisition of gender typing.

Question 2

Four-year-old Emily has been watching a cartoon show in which Dora the Explorer rescues a rare bird that is covered with thick mud. Later on, Emily's parents see that Emily is playing with her toy animals, and she is rescuing several of them from dangerous situations. Emily's behavior could best be explained by
 
  a. intersectionality.
  b. rewards and punishments..
  c. modeling.
  d. the psychodynamic approach.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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