Boys and girls who behave in gender-atypical ways tend to be less popular than children whose behavior is stereotypically "male" or "female."

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Research has shown that gender non-conforming children face a higher risk of peer rejection and social isolation due to their atypical behavior. This can lead to negative mental health outcomes and difficulties in forming relationships.

Boys and Girls Who Behave in Gender-Atypical Ways Tend to Be