The process by which children learn the abilities, interests, and behaviours associated with being masculine or feminine in their culture is called gender:
A) schema.
B) identification.
C) typing.
D) development.

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The process described in the statement is gender typing, which refers to the way children learn gender roles and the characteristics that are associated with their gender in their culture. Schema refers to mental frameworks or structures that organize and interpret information. Identification is the process by which children model their behavior after others they associate with or admire. Development refers to the process of growth and maturation over time. None of these options accurately describe the process of learning gender roles described in the statement.

The Process by Which Children Learn the Abilities, Interests, and Behaviours