Interventions Aimed at Changing Children's Gender-Role Attitudes and Behaviors Are

Interventions aimed at changing children's gender-role attitudes and behaviors are more likely to be successful if

A) we show children the benefits of cross-sex cooperation and praise them for playing with other-sex peers
B) we attack sexist stereotypes directly through problem-solving discussions
C) the adult in charge is a male
D) we show children the benefits of cross-sex cooperation and praise them for playing with other-sex peers and we attack sexist stereotypes directly through problem-solving discussions
E) we attack sexist stereotypes directly through problem-solving discussions and the adult in charge is a male