When We Consider and Observe Real Human Beings, We Learn

Multiple Choice

When we consider and observe real human beings, we learn that the mutually exclusive categories of masculinity and femininity are generally:

A) adhered to by most persons most of the time
B) adhered to by women with remarkable predictability, but not men
C) adhered to by men with remarkable consistency, but not women
D) far less rigidly divided and adhered to in practices than in our perceptions