The Study of Gender Over the Life Span Has Revealed

Multiple Choice

The study of gender over the life span has revealed that:

A) children growing up in extremely gender-typed families usually choose gender-typed careers and relationships as adults.
B) women often become more achievement oriented and men often become more nurturant when they reach middle age.
C) gender differences in personality traits are greatest during the early adult years as individuals establish intimate relationships.
D) gender-typed behaviours at the age of three are positively correlated with gender behaviours in early adulthood.