People in Country A hold a widely shared set of beliefs about characteristics deemed appropriate for males and females. They believe that females are passive and males are aggressive. Country A's beliefs represent gender

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Country A's beliefs represent gender stereotypes, which are widely held and oversimplified beliefs about the characteristics and behaviors deemed appropriate for males and females. Gender identities refer to a person's own sense of male or female, while gender roles refer to the societal norms and expectations about how males and females should behave in various roles. Types are too vague to apply to this scenario.

People in Country a Hold a Widely Shared Set of Beliefs