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Three-Year-Old Amanda Is Asked Whether She Can Be a Boy

Question 116

Question 116

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Three-year-old Amanda is asked whether she can be a boy if she wants to. She answers, "Yes." Amanda is in which stage of gender-constancy development?


A) androgyny
B) gender consistency
C) gender stability
D) gender labeling

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