1. Gender Identity
... nursery and seeing dolls, and light blues pinks and yellows, wouldn't you feel safe in assuming that a baby girl lived there? Children don't necessarily recognize their gender roles until as early as age two, but are subject to stereotypes for their entire lives. In this way children learn, as they get older, what kinds of behaviors are expected of boys and ... . In this way children begin picking up many of the traits of their parents, and become more sexually oriented. This is the stage called latency, and it runs from around ages five and six to the beginning of puberty. Freud saw lat...
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