Paul Wants to Be a Financial Advisor Rather Than a Nurse

Paul wants to be a financial advisor rather than a nurse like his father because Paul believes financial advisors are more powerful. Paul's view best reflects

A) a typical early childhood view of gender stereotypes.
B) a middle childhood understanding of status differences in gender-typical occupations.
C) evidence that gender roles are almost entirely socialized.
D) evidence that occupations are influenced by one's gender more than family environment.
E) an inaccurate view of power and influence in female-typical occupations.