Multiple Choice
As teens become interested in dating,they may tend to
A) conform more to gender-role norms.
B) engage in more sex segregation.
C) rebel against gender-role norms.
D) revert to gender-atypical behaviors that were more acceptable earlier in development.
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Q42: A child who persistently displays sex-atypical behavior
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