A tendency for a group to reproduce itself in its own image is the definition of

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Homosocial reproduction refers to the tendency for individuals to choose those who are similar to themselves or part of their own social group as friends, colleagues, or romantic partners, and thereby reproducing their social group and its characteristics. Option B, gender stereotyping, involves assuming certain characteristics or roles are associated with a particular gender, which may contribute to homosocial reproduction. Options C and D, agentic and communal behavior, respectively, refer to different types of behaviors and do not relate directly to the idea of group reproduction.

A Tendency for a Group to Reproduce Itself in Its