Masculine play behavior and toy selection among young girls is correlated with

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Masculine play behavior and toy selection in girls is associated with higher levels of androgens, such as testosterone. Androgens are typically thought of as male hormones, but both females and males produce them. Maternal androgen levels during pregnancy have been shown to affect the behavior of female offspring, including toy preferences. Therefore, the correct answer is maternal androgen levels (Choice B). Paternal androgen levels (Choice A) and estrogen levels (Choices C and D) do not appear to be significantly correlated with masculine play behavior and toy selection in young girls.

Masculine Play Behavior and Toy Selection Among Young Girls Is