"Maleness" is often associated with which of the following?
A. Dominance, being "thing-oriented," and intuition
B. Objectivity, compliance, and inability to make "tough" decisions
C. Rationality, independence, and decisive-ness
D. Being logical, being "people-oriented," and fear of success
ANS: C
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A Incorrect because these traits are not asso-ciated with males.
B Incorrect because these traits are not asso-ciated with males.
C Correct because these traits are related with males.
D Incorrect because these traits are not al-ways associated with males.
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