Peer demands for conformity to gender roles become especially intense during

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While peer demands for conformity to gender roles do exist in early and middle childhood, they tend to become even more intense and impactful during adolescence. Adolescents are more likely to experience pressure from their peers to conform to traditional gender roles, which can lead to increased gender stereotyping and decreased exploration of nontraditional gender roles.

Peer Demands for Conformity to Gender Roles Become Especially Intense