The "gender segregation cycle" leads to:

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The gender segregation cycle results in increased stereotypic thinking, as children only interact with peers of the same gender and may develop narrow and limited views about the opposite gender. This also leads to an increased amount of time spent with same-sex peers, further reinforcing gender segregation. As a result, children may develop more negative attitudes toward the other sex, perceiving them as different and potentially inferior to their own gender. Therefore, all of the above choices are correct.

The "Gender Segregation Cycle" Leads To