In some cultures (and in earlier American cohorts), the accentuation of differences between sexes during the social redefinition of adolescence occurs partly because of:

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The accentuation of differences between sexes during the social redefinition of adolescence is influenced by all three factors: the physical changes of puberty, highly sex-differentiated adult work roles, and highly sex-differentiated adult family roles. The physical changes of puberty typically mark the beginning of adolescence and bring about visible sex differences, such as breast development in girls and deeper voices in boys. Additionally, gendered socialization processes, including gender roles and gender stereotypes, continue to shape the behaviors and experiences of adolescents in the context of highly sex-differentiated adult work and family roles.

In Some Cultures (And in Earlier American Cohorts), the Accentuation