In cultures characterized by traditional femininity, _____.
A)the quality of life is not considered important
B)money and possessions are of paramount importance
C)men and women are expected to assume both assertive and nurturing roles
D)men are assumed to be tender and modest, whereas women are assumed to be tough and decisive

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In cultures characterized by traditional femininity, there is an emphasis on social roles that allow for nurturing and caring for others, without a strict division between male and female roles in being assertive or nurturing. This contrasts with traditional masculinity, which often emphasizes distinct roles for men and women, with men being more assertive and women being more nurturing.

In Cultures Characterized by Traditional Femininity, _____