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Stability and change in mosaics of gender-typing from preschool to early school age: An integration of variable-centered and person-centered approaches
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• Early gender development was examined in a multidimensional, individualized way. • At age 3, most children display rigid profiles of gender-typical characteristics. • At age 6, most children show a mosaic of gender-typical, atypical or neutral traits. • Mosaics of gendered traits are relatively stable over time in early childhood. • Girls are more likely than boys to shift from rigid to mosaic profiles over time.
Keywords:
Gender-typing
Early childhood
Stability
Person-centered approach
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