Typing
Gender typing is the cognitive process where a child becomes aware of their own gender, including the expectations, roles, and stereotypes of that gender.
In this example, Stanford realizes his own gender is male, which is not associated with the color pink. He has been typed to believe that pink is not a masculine color. The toy aisle having mostly pink toys goes against this typing, causing confusion and distress from him, leading to his refusal to go near them.
Answer:
Southern Africa I believe
"Fathers" especially, encourage in children what they perceive to be gender-appropriate behaviors, fostering more independence, competitiveness, and aggression in sons and more emotional expressiveness and gentleness in daughters".
Many studies have shown that most fathers do more talking to their daughters and when it comes to actions and other activities they engage more with their sons, similarly mothers get more confidential and talk about emotions and relations to the daughters than the sons which make daughters more emotionally expressive and gentle
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Since both Hinduism, as well as Buddhism, are Dharmic religions, they usually accept each other's practices and many people practice a combination of both. In 2015, a new constitution was adopted and granted equal rights to all religions in Nepal. However, influencing others to change their religion is prohibited.
Answer:
b. difference threshold
Explanation:
In psychology, the difference threshold, also known as<em> just noticeable difference</em>, refers to the slightest difference between two stimulations that an individual is able to detect. These stimuli could be, for example, a small difference in the weight or size of two objects, a slight difference in sounds, etc.
In this case, a person is asked to listen to a series of tones presented in pairs, and asked to say whether the tones in each pair are the same or different in pitch. Therefore, the researcher is most likely measuring the individual's <u>difference threshold</u>.
