For Kohlberg, the outcome of the three childhood stages of gender development is the acquisition of gender
A. moratorium.
B. flexibility.
C. androgyny.
D. constancy.
Answer: D
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a. vaccinations for rubella b. medical screening for PKU c. programs such as Sesame Street d. enrollment of toddlers in Head Start programs
Cortical thickening peaks around the age of a. 18 months
b. 11-12 years. c. 18-25 years. d. 45 years.
What is vernix?
a. a white oily substance that covers the skin of some newborns b. a Latin term for prematurity c. a fine downy hair that covers the skin of some newborns d. a breathing problem in premature infants
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What will be an ideal response?