In which of the following ways do American parents typically play a role in the social construction of gender?
a. They often begin gender socialization through the color-coding of clothes and
toys.
b. They teach their sons and daughters the same basic traits and behaviors.
c. They allow their children to grow into the individuals they are without enforcing
notions of gendered roles on them.
d. They follow the American custom of designating blue for girls and pink for boys.
Answer: A
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