When she matures, a genetic female fetus injected with testosterone in its third month of development could very well have
A) no internal reproductive ducts.
B) both male and female internal reproductive ducts.
C) male internal reproductive ducts, but no female ducts.
D) two complete sets of female internal reproductive ducts.
E) copious quantities of Müllerian-inhibiting substance.
Answer: B
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Chapter 3 discussed the cognitive developmental approach to explain children's acquisition of gender typing. One example of this approach is that
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