Sex stereotyping of infants: a review of gender labeling studies
Initial expectations of infants based on their gender can have a powerful impact on the perceptions of and behavior toward the infants. Stereotyped expectations can also influence gender role socialization and sex-typed behavior. Several gender labeling studies are examined.
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| description | Initial expectations of infants based on their gender can have a powerful impact on the perceptions of and behavior toward the infants. Stereotyped expectations can also influence gender role socialization and sex-typed behavior. Several gender labeling studies are examined. |
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