Question

researchers interested in the understanding of a persons sex as a biological construct would focus on ___.
a reciprocal relationships
b gender stereotypes
c gender constancy
d social exclusion

Explanation:

Gender constancy is a cognitive - developmental concept that refers to the understanding that one's biological sex is fixed and does not change. Reciprocal relationships (A) are more about mutual interactions between people. Gender stereotypes (B) are about the beliefs and expectations about how men and women should behave. Social exclusion (D) is about being left out of social groups. Since the question is about understanding sex as a biological construct, gender constancy is the most relevant as it pertains to the recognition of the fixed nature of biological sex.

Answer:

C. gender constancy