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Title: Mothers and fathersa.are not equally influential in developing traditional gender roles—fathers are Post by: Kai96 on Mar 18, 2015 Mothers and fathers
a. are not equally influential in developing traditional gender roles—fathers are more influential. b. are not equally influential in developing traditional gender roles—mothers are more influential. c. are equally influential in developing traditional gender roles. d. are not nearly as influential concerning gender roles as siblings are. Title: Re: Mothers and fathersa.are not equally influential in developing traditional gender roles—fathers Post by: Gorgias on Mar 22, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: Mothers and fathersa.are not equally influential in developing traditional gender roles—fathers are Post by: Kai96 on Mar 25, 2015 Wasn't sure this was the right category to post this in. Thanks for answering, you're awesome!
Title: Re: Mothers and fathersa.are not equally influential in developing traditional gender roles—fathers are Post by: Gorgias on Mar 26, 2015 You're welcome.
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