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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.2
What counterpoint could be made against the assumption that parental reinforcement of gender-specific behavior shapes a child's gender identity?
Children’s gender identities remain fluid regardless of parental reinforcement.
Gender identity is entirely genetically determined, and parenting has no influence.
Parental reinforcement is the sole determinant of a child's gender identity.
A child's interaction with various societal influences beyond the family unit can shape their gender identity.
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AP Psychology - 6.2 Social Development in Childhood
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