In thinking about mary (a female), a psychologist would tend to view mary's gender role as being composed of

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Zion Graham

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24 February, 14:58

In thinking about mary (a female), a psychologist would tend to view mary's gender role as being composed of

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Travis Flowers · Answer 1

A psychologist would tend to view Mary’s gender role as being composed of " both masculine and feminine characteristics".

A gender role, otherwise called a sex part, is a social part enveloping a scope of practices and dispositions that are by and large viewed as worthy, suitable, or attractive for individuals in view of their real or supposed sex or sexuality.