Gender role socialization is a process by which both genders can socialize with each other regardless of their roles. makes antidiscrimination and equal pay legislation less effective. results in men preparing for jobs that have been traditionally considered suitable for women. is how socialists shape expectations of acceptable behaviors for men and women.
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