Kayla, a 4-year-old, will say that dolls are for girls and t…
Kayla, a 4-year-old, will say that dolls are for girls and trucks are for boys. She expresses that girls wear dresses and have long hair. Boys have short hair and only wear pants. This understanding is the beginning of ______.
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Kayla sees a younger student, Jimmy, get pushed up against the lockers at school. Jimmy is visibly shaken and starts to well up with tears as the older boys walk away. Kayla immediately goes over to Jimmy to check on him. She makes sure that he goes to the office by walking him there herself while offering words of comfort to the younger boy. Kayla is illustrating ______.
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Amanda is top cross-country runner for her high school. She plans to attend college and compete there as well. While she loves running, Amanda also wants to get her degree in graphic design. Even though Amanda is athletic and is committed to finishing her degree, she is still expected to comply with those around her. Amanda is still expected to adhere to ______.
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