Rameak believes that his son should play football when he grows up, and be the provider for the household. He told his son on one occasion that it was inappropriate for him to play with his sister's dolls. Rameak's desires for his son are probably due in part to his knowledge of ________.
A) gender constancy
B) gender identity
C) multicultural approaches
D) gender-role awareness

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Rameak's desires for his son reflect gender-role awareness, which involves understanding the culturally defined roles and behaviors considered appropriate for males and females in a given society. His actions suggest he is guiding his son towards behaviors and interests that align with traditional male roles.

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