Fathers and Mothers Differ in the Socialization of Gender in Their

Multiple Choice

Fathers and mothers differ in the socialization of gender in their children because

A) mothers are more likely to encourage gender-related play.
B) mothers are more likely to treat their children in gender-typed ways.
C) fathers are more likely to respond to the individual needs of each child.
D) fathers are more likely to push their sons and accept dependence in their daughters.