General Studies · Child Development
In the study by Yarrow, Rubenstein, and Pedersen (1975) regarding infant development, what behavioral differences were observed in caregiver interactions with young male versus female infants?
- 1Both I and II
- 2Neither I nor II (No overall systematic gender differences in total stimulation or caregiver compatibility were verified for this age group across the full sample).✓
- 3Boys experienced greater compatibility and stability in interactions with caregivers.
- 4Girls received more varied and more intense sensory stimuli.
Correct answer
Neither I nor II (No overall systematic gender differences in total stimulation or caregiver compatibility were verified for this age group across the full sample).
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