A boy who consistently exhibits traditionally masculine interests and behavior patterns demonstrates the impact of

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Gender typing refers to the process by which individuals learn the behaviors and characteristics associated with their gender, and consistently exhibiting traditionally masculine interests and behavior patterns is an example of this. A) Neuroticism refers to the tendency to experience negative emotions and excessive anxiety, and is not related to gendered interests or behavior. B) Collectivism refers to cultural values emphasizing group harmony and interdependence, and is not related to individual gender expression. C) The X chromosome is related to biological sex, but not directly relevant to a person's expressed gender identity or behavior.

A Boy Who Consistently Exhibits Traditionally Masculine Interests and Behavior