Children become increasingly traditional in their stereotyping of activities, jobs, and personality traits between the ages of three and nine or ten.

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Research has shown that children tend to become more rigid in their gender stereotypes as they grow older, with the most significant increase occurring between ages 5 and 7. By age 9 or 10, children's view of activities, jobs, and personality traits as gender-specific is often more firmly established.

Children Become Increasingly Traditional in Their Stereotyping of Activities, Jobs