Androgynous men are described as...

• A. Being better at disclosing to others of any gender
• B. Being worse at self-disclosure
• C. Avoiding cross-gender disclosure
• D. Relying only on women for support

Answer: (A)

Androgynous men blend masculine and feminine traits, which frees them from strict gender norms about how to express themselves and whom to disclose personal information to. Because they’re more comfortable with a wider range of emotional expression, they tend to be better at self-disclosure to others of any gender. This flexibility supports more open, versatile communication across genders, matching the idea that gender-role flexibility enhances how people share personal thoughts and feelings. The other options imply restrictions or patterns—being less open, avoiding cross-gender sharing, or seeking support from only one gender—that don’t align with the increased adaptability and comfort with disclosure that comes with androgyny.