Children's tendency to seek out peers of their own sex and avoid peers of the opposite sex is referred to as gender: A) stereotyping. B) segregation. C) role development. D…

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The tendency of children to seek out peers of their own sex and avoid peers of the opposite sex is referred to as gender segregation. Therefore, the correct answer is:

B) segregation.

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Children's tendency to seek out peers of their own sex and avoid peers of the opposite sex is referred to as gender: A) stereotyping. B) segregation. C) role development. D…

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