Asked by Tejuan Jones on Jul 11, 2024

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According to the multidimensional theory proposed by Bussey and Bandura,three categories of variables interact reciprocally to help shape gender role development (including gender behavior differences) .These three categories of variables include the following EXCEPT:

A) Ancestral influences
B) Personal influences
C) Behavioral influences
D) Environmental influences

Multidimensional Theory

A concept or framework that recognizes multiple factors, aspects, or dimensions influencing phenomena or behaviors, as opposed to a single causal factor.

Gender Role Development

The process by which individuals come to understand and perform gender roles as expected by society, influenced by socialization, culture, and personal identification.

Ancestral Influences

Ancestral Influences refer to the impact that the traits, behaviors, and decisions of one's ancestors have on an individual’s genetic makeup, health, and life choices.

  • Comprehend the social and environmental factors shaping gender identity and roles.
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Julia BotoglouJul 16, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The multidimensional theory proposed by Bussey and Bandura includes personal influences (such as biology and cognition), environmental influences (such as family, peers, and media), and behavioral influences (such as direct and indirect reinforcement). Ancestral influences are not considered as one of the categories of variables in their theory.