Male gender role conflict (GRC)
A) relates to how men treat women.
B) constitutes the majority of referrals for counseling.
C) describes how gender role socialization can result in negative consequences for men who remain rigid in changing circumstances.
D) None of the above.

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Gender role conflict (GRC) refers to the psychological stress, strain, and conflict experienced by individuals whose gender role performance does not match societal expectations. It specifically describes the negative consequences for men who adhere rigidly to traditional masculine roles and norms, especially when faced with changing circumstances that challenge these norms.

Male Gender Role Conflict (GRC)