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This job offers examples of socialization differences in terms of gender and emotional displays. It also lists research for further exploration.

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As you explore this vast topic, I do see marked socialization differences in terms of gender and emotional displays. Since I have worked with teens for 13 years, I see the signs with preteens early to denote a rigid gender difference, in the "boys don't cry" lack of emotional norms and "the girls are dramatic" notions, to encourage more outward emotions as expected behaviors from girls more than boys. Do you also see the differences?

Although experts claim that physically there is no difference since "there is not a significant ...

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