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According to social role theory, gender differences in social behavior are magnified by

According to social role theory, gender differences in social behavior are magnified by

a. the unequal gender-based division of labor.
b. unrealistic expectations about how men and women should behave.
c. biologically based differences in social dominance.
d. the forces of natural selection.

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