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The early masculinity femininity model for describing individual differences in gender-role behavior was based on the assumption that
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Describe the general processes by which gender-role behaviors are acquired, including a definition of the masculinity-femininity construct. Describe the behavior of two people you know, one male and one female, who seem to cross traditional gender roles. Include examples of behavior that illustrate this reversal and give one explanation for it.
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Research on individual differences in locus of control originated from the theorizing of
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