A boy who consistently exhibits traditionally masculine interests and behavior patterns demonstrates

A) androgyny.
B) spermarche.
C) secondary sex characteristics.
D) gender typing.

Gender typing refers to the process of learning the cultural norms and expectations associated with being male or female. A boy exhibiting traditionally masculine interests and behavior patterns is an example of gender typing. Androgyny refers to displaying both masculine and feminine characteristics, spermarche refers to the onset of sperm production in males, and secondary sex characteristics refer to physical changes associated with puberty in both males and females.