Which of the following students provides the most accurate statement about the way that children provide gender-related messages to their peers?
a. Naomi: "Children in North America who are 3 or 4 years old prefer to play with a same-gender child, but school-aged children have no preferences.".
b. Gwendal: "When children play mostly in single-gender groups, they tend to learn and practice gender-stereotyped behavior.".
c. Elli: "In general, girls are more likely than boys to show entitlement, a behavior that encourages gender segregation.".
d. Jeff: "Both girls and boys give consistently higher ratings to boys, whereas they downgrade girls.".
B
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