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According to the cognitive development theory, gender identity develops in three main stages. Which of these is the correct sequence? recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance; thinking of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls; thinking about what a boy or girl is thinking of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls; thinking about what a boy or girl is; recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance thinking about what a boy or girl is; thinking of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls; recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance; thinking about what a boy or girl is; thinking of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls

          According to the cognitive development theory, gender identity
develops in three main stages. Which of these is the correct
sequence?
recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance; thinking
of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls; thinking about what a
boy or girl is
thinking of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls; thinking about
what a boy or girl is; recognizing that identity does not have to match
appearance
thinking about what a boy or girl is; thinking of self and others in stable
ways as boys or girls; recognizing that identity does not have to match
appearance
recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance; thinking
about what a boy or girl is; thinking of self and others in stable ways as
boys or girls

According to the cognitive development theory, gender identity
develops in three main stages. Which of these is the correct
sequence?
recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance; thinking
of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls; thinking about what a
boy or girl is
thinking of self and others in stable ways as boys or girls; thinking about
what a boy or girl is; recognizing that identity does not have to match
appearance
thinking about what a boy or girl is; thinking of self and others in stable
ways as boys or girls; recognizing that identity does not have to match
appearance
recognizing that identity does not have to match appearance; thinking
about what a boy or girl is; thinking of self and others in stable ways as
boys or girls

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