In a group of 4-year-old children, a child who chooses a toy traditionally associated with the other gender will probably be criticized by peers.

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Research has shown that at the age of 4, children tend to rigidly adhere to gender norms and may criticize a peer who chooses a toy or activity that is traditionally associated with the opposite gender. However, this behavior can be influenced by various factors such as the gender composition of the group and the presence or absence of adult supervision.

In a Group of 4-Year-Old Children, a Child Who Chooses