In one study, prenatal levels of the androgen hormone testosterone,
A) contributed to the tendency to evaluate members of one's own sex more negatively during adolescence.
B) showed little or no correlation to gender-stereotypical behavior of either gender during the school years.
C) positively predicted "masculine"-style play in both boys and girls when they were followed up during middle childhood.
D) predicted which males would withdraw from other males who initiated rough, physical play.
C
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a. gets transferred to long-term memory. b. stays there. c. is moved back to sensory memory. d. is forgotten. e. is important to the individual.
Children's ideas of gender roles are affected by
a. the types of toys they are given to play with b. watching male and female characters on TV c. reading children's stories with male and female characters d. all of the above