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Gender or sex role behaviour
- Gender or sex role behaviour : Gender or sex role behaviour refers to what people's behaviours are actually like. We feel it is an inadequate description since it does not, on the face of it, account for physical characteristics such as, for instance, broad shoulders on a woman.
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