Which of the following is true?
a. Daughters of employed mothers are more likely to become traditionally gender-typed than daughters with stay-at-home mothers.
b. Girls are more likely to become gender-typed than boys.
c. Siblings seem to play little or no role in gender typing.
d. Primary schoolchildren show less gender stereotyping when their mothers perform more traditionally masculine tasks.
D
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