Kevin is about to interview sally for a job. although he has never met her before, as soon as he looks at his calendar and sees he is interviewing a woman he assumes that she will be a warm person but a little too emotional for his likings. kevin's though process is an example of a(n)
a) gender stereotype.
b) gender identity.
c) sexual script.
d) sexual identity.

The answer is A because he is profiling her on the basis of her gender

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