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nautica902

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When Phyllis takes a personality inventory, the resulting scores on the subscales that measure masculinity and femininity are both low. This pattern of scoring is called
 
  a. cross-gender-typed if female. c. androgynous.
  b. undifferentiated. d. feminine gender-typed if female.

Question 2

People who score high on both masculinity and femininity are termed
 
  a. cross-gender-typed if female. c. androgynous.
  b. undifferentiated. d. feminine gender-typed if female.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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