The Early Masculinity Femininity Model for Describing Individual Differences in Gender-Role

Multiple Choice

The early masculinity femininity model for describing individual differences in gender-role behavior was based on the assumption that

A) gender-role behavior is learned through operant conditioning and observational learning but not through classical conditioning.
B) masculinity and femininity represent two extreme positions on a single continuum.
C) it is better to be masculine than feminine because of the demands of society.
D) masculinity and femininity are independent dimensions of personality that have no true intersection.