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Ben is a nurse who is known as gentle and nurturing with his patients. On his days off, he plays soccer with his children. Ben's wife Nikki is a president of a bank and is known for making tough decisions and being an independent thinker. Her hobbies are cooking and sewing. Both Ben and Nikki exhibit what Sandra Bem calls __________ traits.

▸ masculine

▸ gender-typed

▸ androgynous

▸ neutral

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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