Children Typically Have a Firm Gender Identity and Have Begun

Multiple Choice

Children typically have a firm gender identity and have begun to act in accordance with well-established gender roles:

A) by the time they are in elementary school (ages 6 or 7)
B) while they are still toddlers (age 1 or 2)
C) during the early preschool years (ages 3 or 4)
D) only once they reach adolescence (during the teen years)