The research of Alan Sroufe and his colleagues on the topic of gender roles and peer acceptance revealed that
a. individuals who engaged in cross-sexed activities were as likely as others to be well-liked by peers.
b. maintaining clear gender boundaries promotes popularity among school-aged children.
c. children who prefer cross-sex friendships are perceived as socially competent.
d. adherence to gender-related codes of conduct was not an important factor in the development of popularity among school-aged children.
B
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