When people ascribe to themselves the traits, behaviors, and roles normative for people of their sex in their culture, they are becoming ________.

A) gender-typed
B) sexually typed
C) encultured
D) stereotyped

When people conform to societal expectations for their gender, they are engaging in gender-typed behavior. Option B is not a commonly used term and does not accurately describe this phenomenon. Option C refers to the broader process of learning one's culture, which may involve gender roles but also encompasses other aspects of socialization. Option D refers to the act of making assumptions about individuals based on their perceived gender, rather than adhering to gender norms oneself.