Two of the following statements about gender development and atypical sex chromosome patterns are true.
Identify the two statements that are true.
Select two from the options below:
- A: According to Kohlberg's stage theory, gender constancy is the first stage of gender development, typically reached by age 2.
- B: The Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI) treats masculinity and femininity as two separate, independent dimensions rather than opposite ends of a single scale.
- C: The chromosome pattern for individuals with Klinefelter's syndrome is characterized by a missing X chromosome (XO).
- D: A physical characteristic associated with Turner's syndrome is a webbed neck and a lack of breast development at puberty.
- E: An androgynous individual is defined as someone who scores low on both masculine and feminine scales on the BSRI.