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Dr. O’Donnell studies why children play in gender-segregated groups and how such play might lead to

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Dr. O’Donnell studies why children play in gender-segregated groups and how such play might lead to adult gender-typed behaviors. Dr. O’Donnell’s research is in the realm of
A)   cognitive psychology.
B)   ecological systems theory.
C)   sociocultural theory.
D)   evolutionary developmental psychology.

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