Seven-year-old john likes to wear his mother's apron and pretend to cook. according to the social cognitive approach to gender development, who is likely to be the strictest in rebuking john's gender-nonconforming behavior?

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1 February, 22:47

Seven-year-old john likes to wear his mother's apron and pretend to cook. according to the social cognitive approach to gender development, who is likely to be the strictest in rebuking john's gender-nonconforming behavior?

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Elaina Richard · Answer 1

The answer is " His peers".

Childhood gender nonconformity (CGN) refers to a phenomenon in which prepubescent youngsters don't comply with expected sex related sociological or mental examples, or relate to the contrary sex/gender. Typical conduct among the individuals who show the wonder incorporates yet isn't constrained to a penchant to cross-dress, refusal to participate in exercises routinely thought reasonable for the sex and the selective decision of play-mates of the contrary sex.