In agricultural societies, children typically socialize into more distinct gender roles than do children in nomadic societies. This best illustrates that gender-role differences between social groups result from

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The socialization of children into distinct gender roles is a product of cultural influence. In agricultural societies, gender roles are often more rigidly defined than in more nomadic societies, which suggests that cultural factors are responsible for these differences. The other choices (B pruning process, C Y chromosomes, D individualism) are not supported by the information in the question.

In Agricultural Societies, Children Typically Socialize into More Distinct Gender