Social Role Theory (Eagly, 1987) stipulates that differences in expected behavior between men and women are a result of differences in behavior that evolved from biological differences between the sexes.1. True2. False

True

Explanation:

Eagly social role theory states that the differences in division of labour in the society is dependent on the inherent physical differences between man and woman. Innate Biological differences are causative factors in the distribution of gender roles or expected behaviours between men and women. This theory was put up by Alice Eagly in 1987

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