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Children who saw drawings of men and women performing gender-typical and gender-atypical actions
      a.   had poor memories for women’s actions regardless of how typical those actions were of women.
      b.   remembered those performing the gender-typical actions better than those performing the gender-atypical actions.
      c.   made no distinction on the basis of gender or on how gender-typical the actions were.
      d.   seemed psychologically “blind” to both men and women performing gender-atypical actions.
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Gender: Psychological Perspectives


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Appreciate it Grinning Face
Forget the failures. Keep the lessons.
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NP. Bye for now.
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