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Question 1

Luther's friends sometimes tease him about his preference for wearing pink button-down shirts and his plans to be a kindergarten teacher. Luther's attributes most likely violate his friends' views of
◦ vocational choices.
◦ psychological roles.
◦ gender roles.
◦ adolescent personality.

Question 2

Margot loves going to the mall with her friends, trying on clothes, and talking about boys. Mitch plays football, hangs out with his friends, and plays video games on the weekend. Allison likes collecting baseball cards and playing hockey with the neighborhood kids. According to the text, whose activities would most likely be inconsistent with traditional gender schemes?
◦ Margot trying on clothes
◦ Mitch playing football
◦ Allison collecting baseball cards
◦ Judy enjoying baking cakes


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natalie2426

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Reply 2 on: Dec 31, 2020
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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:D TYSM

 

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