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Gender Constancy In 3 To 6 Year Old Children: A Methodological Analysis, Rhoda Andrews
Gender Constancy In 3 To 6 Year Old Children: A Methodological Analysis, Rhoda Andrews
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Previous research on gender constancy with 3- to 6-year old children has produced conflicting findings regarding the age at which children are gender constant. Slaby and Frey (1075), and Thompson and Bentler (1973) indicate the presence of gender constancy at age 4, while DeVries (1969) has found that gender constancy is not present until age 6. The aim of this study was to compare the three gender constancy measures using the same population of children. The subjects were 63 white, middle-class 3- to 6-year old children whose IQ's were 100 or greater. The data analyses generally supported' previous findings for …