Understanding Gender Identity
Gender identity begins to form as early as 18 months, with children showing preferences for gender-typed objects even before they can speak. As they grow, perceptions of gender norms soften; younger children may strongly oppose cross-gender play, while older kids adopt a more accepting view. Interestingly, descriptions of girls often focus on appearance, while boys are characterized by their actions, reflecting broader societal influences on gender perceptions.In this clip
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Episode 54: Sex and Gender Part 1
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