In her book "Odd Girl Out," Simmons pointed out that the culture's socialization of girls as caretakers teaches them to be valued for __________.

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Simmons argues that the culture's socialization of girls as caretakers teaches them to be valued for their relations with others, particularly their ability to be supportive and nurturing to others. This can contribute to girls being more focused on maintaining relationships with others rather than asserting their own needs and boundaries.

In Her Book "Odd Girl Out," Simmons Pointed Out That