A social constructionism critique of gender would most likely assert which of the following?

A. A single female living in a totally isolated system would construct the same knowledge about what is acceptable behavior as would a female living in a society comprised of tight-knit clan units with matrilineal inheritance.
B. The near-universal dominance of males in war and combat situations across time and in various cultures is mere coincidence, unlinked to any underlying biological phenomena.
C. The association of the color blue with the clothing and bedrooms of baby boys results in increased testosterone production in the adrenal cortices of infant boys.
D. The tendency for women in the workplace to use consensus-building as the best problem-solving approach is a consequence of females being told that it's important to "be a good girl" while growing up.

D. The tendency for women in the workplace to use consensus-building as the best problem-solving approach is a consequence of females being told that it's important to "be a good girl" while growing up.

Explanation:

The theory of social construction-ism states that people create the knowledge of the world around them in a social context. It means that they perceive reality as shaped by the interactions with others. A social construction-ism critique of gender means the perceived notion of gender roles by interacting with others. In option D "the good girl" impression reflects the social recognition on the gender basis and therefore, it is the best answer.