1. Gender Identity
... people of the other sex and often segregate themselves according to sex. Boys and girls see each other as having coodies and are not mature enough yet to realize their personality differences. In an attempt to make friends and find a family in their peers boys and girls do the best they can to fit into a group that makes them feel "comfortable ... begin to play on teams in sports which depend solely on physicality. The issue of sex role stereo-typing has been very important for many years throughout the entire world. Tests have been conducted throughout the course of time in an effort t...
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