Which household is most likely to promote FEWER gender stereotypes in a child raised in that ...

Which household is most likely to promote FEWER gender stereotypes in a child raised in that household?
 
  a. A household in which the mother cooks, cleans, and cares for children while the father does outside chores
  b. A household in which a mother works outside the home while the father cares for the children
  c. A household in which both parents work, the mother cooks while the father cleans, the mother mows the lawn while the father does the landscaping, and so forth
  d. A household in which the father is very stern and demanding

Question 2

The results of Rovee-Collier's baby and the crib mobile experiment demonstrated that infants
 
  a. achieve gender-role understanding at an early age.
  b. rapidly develop emergent literacy.
  c. rely on stereoscopic depth cues for judging distance.
  d. have memories that endure longer than habituation research suggests.

Question 3

Regarding gender-typing variations across ethnic groups, research has revealed that
 
  a. minorities in general hold more traditional views about gender.
  b. Asian Americans and Hispanic children are similar in their gender-role expectations.
  c. Caucasian children are more traditional in their gender roles than children of other ethnic groups in the US.
  d. African-American children hold less stereotyped views of women than Caucasian children do.

Question 4

Carolyn Rovee-Collier's baby and the crib mobile experiment was intended to show the
 
  a. duration of infants' memory.
  b. development of emergent literacy.
  c. outcome of negative reinforcement.
  d. response to a looming visual object.