A great deal of gender-role socialization takes place in the home. Fathers engage in 44 “rough-housing” play with their sons than with their daughters, even in infancy. As children grow, boys and girls are encouraged to play with different types of toys. 45 gender differences are found in toy preferences. In general, boys have less flexibility to play with “feminine” toys than girls 46 with “masculine” toys. Many studies have demonstrated the influence of gender-role socialization.
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