Perhaps because play is inconsistent with the "masculine" gender role, boys who engage in it are at risk for negative reactions from both parents and peers. a. quiet b. sociodramatic c. constructive d. functional

The answer is a, quiet. It is because being quiet is somehow a characteristic that does not relate or pair up with masculine as boys are usually depicted to be more loud or more noisy in their nature in which if they are quiet, they are likely to be judged by other-- in which, gives them negative reactions.

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