Discussion
An idea of oneself as relatively masculine or feminine is known as :
Answer: C
It is known as gender identity.
Gender identity is a person's sense of himself or herself as male or female, masculine or feminine. In Kohlberg's account, children first acquire this basic gender identity at about two or three years of age, then gender stability and gender constancy (consistency), the understanding that gender does not change over time or with appearance.
Gender roles are the behaviours a society expects of each sex, gender consistency is the understanding that gender stays the same in different situations, and gender intensification is the increased pressure to conform to gender roles in early adolescence.
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