Boys and Girls at Play : The Development of Sex Roles

Lynn Hickey Schultz · Evelyn Goodenough Pitcher

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Gender Roles and Identity Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Gender, Sexuality, and Education

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A fresh and provocative approach to the ongoing nature/nurture, How shall we shape the playspace? debate, this persuasive and controversial book illustrates and analyzes, in colorful detail, children's developing perceptions of their own-and the other sex's-gender identity. The authors conclude that efforts to modify traditional sexual stereotypes might more effectively be directed toward a later stage of development than that of the preschooler, if at all.

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