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Martin and Halverson (1983)

According to gender schema theory, children develop mental frameworks, or schemas, about what behaviors are appropriate for males and females. As memory is reconstructive, schemas can influence how children remember events. Martin and Halverson investigated whether children's gender schemas biased their recall of pictures showing males and females in stereotype-consistent and stereotype-inconsistent activities....

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