Grammatical gender and gender identity development: Cross cultural and cross lingual implications.

Benjamin Beit‐Hallahmi · J. C. Catford · Ralph E. Cooley · Cecelia Yoder Dull · Alexander Z. Guiora · Maria Paluszny

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Conceptual problems confronting research relating language and cognition are examined, focusing on the relationship of linguistic gender to gender identity as a personality construct. A research strategy, combining psycholinguistic considerations and developmental concepts is proposed, to provide an empirical test of the influence of native language on individual maturation.

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