Why are normative gender roles such a powerful force in everyday life? They most closely approximate male and female genetic traits They become embodied by both men and women to the point where it's almost subconscious Because society has yet to figure out a more efficient way to structure reproductive activities A & C All of the above
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Normative gender roles are the societal expectations and norms that dictate how individuals should behave based on their assigned sex at birth. These roles encompass a wide range of behaviors, attitudes, and activities deemed appropriate for men and women. Show more…
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