The Likelihood of Men and Women Adopting Sex-Typed Speech Styles

The likelihood of men and women adopting sex-typed speech styles can be influenced by:

A) whether they have a more or less non-traditional sex-role orientation.
B) whether they were socialised in relatively sex-segregated groups during their upbringing.
C) attending to minority cultural norms on gender differences.
D) language acquisition from a personally recognised group membership.