Studies of Socialization and Status Have Shown That

Studies of socialization and status have shown that:

A) according to Fine, boys who played Little League baseball learned to reject gender stereotypes and develop respect for girls.
B) according to the Adlers, boys in the upper-middle-class community they studied were more likely than their female counterparts to drop out of mainstream sports by the time they reached adolescence.
C) according to Miracle and Rees, sports tend not to be effective racial and ethnic integrators in communities with entrenched racial and ethnic divisions and distrust.
D) according to Pronger, the most of the gay men he interviewed played aggressive team sports when they were growing up.