A six-month follow-up of children who received active intervention in teaching them to challenge peer sexist comments showed that girls were more likely to
A) confront boy peers who made comments than their girl peers.
B) use physical force against a peer who made a sexist remark than girls who had not received active intervention.
C) attain a gender-stereotype flexibility that extended beyond behavior to their attitudes.
D) fail to confront peers who made sexist remarks.
C
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The term for a group of people who regard themselves as different from other groups of people on the basis of their physical appearance is:
ethnic group. race. heritage culture.
Given recent advances in our understanding of the complexities of gender, which of the following courses of action are doctors more willing to consider when dealing with an intersex baby?
a. Doctors are more willing to let parents decide which gender they want their child to be, and then take the medical steps necessary to make those changes occur. b. Doctors are more willing to use hormones prior to birth to allow intersex babies to develop normal genitalia on their own. c. Doctors are more willing to use plastic surgery to adjust intersex individuals' genitalia shortly after birth. d. Doctors are more willing to leave intersex individuals' genitalia intact and unaltered.