Gender Development (A) It is said, the first question asked of a newborn baby is "Is it a boy or a girl?" A fundamental part of self-concept, not just a label written on a birth certificate. The answer to this question will, however, initiate a pattern for the expected role of the newborn child. Society has expectations, based on the knowledge of what gender the newborn child is. It is already known, that from the …showed first 75 words of 2014 total…

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