Gender awareness refers to a child's :

Gender awareness refers to a child's
 
  A) knowledge that he or she is a boy or girl.
  B) ability to discriminate between males and females.
  C) beliefs about what girls and boys do.
  D) sense of the social norms for boys' and girls' behaviors.

Question 2

A child's basic understanding of his or her own status as a boy or girl is called gender
 
  A) identity.
  B) awareness.
  C) schema.
  D) socialization.

Question 3

A child's internal working model of the self is generally least influenced by
 
  A) genetics.
  B) parents.
  C) skills.
  D) peers.

Question 4

Children who have been abused tend to have internal working models of themselves that
 
  A) are positive, as compensation.
  B) include greater self-awareness.
  C) are more coherent.
  D) are more fragmented and disorganized.

Question 5

Children with positive internal working models of themselves are likely to have what kind of attachment to their parents?
 
  A) Disorganized
  B) Insecure-avoidant
  C) Insecure-resistant
  D) Secure