Children's tendency to classify toys and songs as either masculine or feminine is most likely to facilitate the process of:

a. maturation.

b. conservation.

c. individualism.

d. imprinting.

e. gender typing.

E

Explanation:

Gender typing

The process by which children are taught how to express gender is called gender typing. This teaching starts at birth with the way parents dress their children, decorate their rooms, and select toys. The child grows up with a mindset that these selections made by the parents identify what gender they are. Throughout the child's upbringing, people may comment with approval or disapproval toward the appearance and activities of the child, reinforcing what is expected of their gender expression in society.

Answer:e. gender typing.

Explanation:Gender typing refers to an expected behavior from someone based on their biological sex and how we expect people to acquire and internalise information driven by their individual biological sex.

This is different from gender role which expects behavior based on one's gender and gender is not biological but human invented and so are the roles based on gender