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How do men and women respond to gender bias in STEM?
Can Evidence Impact Attitudes? Public Reactions to Evidence of Gender Bias in STEM Fields From Psychology of Women Quarterly Research has revealed that gender biases limit the opportunities for women within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines. But just how … Continue reading
Posted in Gender & Sexuality, Psychology, SAGE Insight
Tagged attitude change, mass media, prejudice, sexism, social change, STEM
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Male police officers’ law enforcement preferences in cases of intimate partner violence
Male police officers’ law enforcement preferences in cases of intimate partner violence versus non-intimate interpersonal violence Do sexist attitudes and empathy matter? From Criminal Justice and Behavior The police have one of the most important roles in combating intimate partner violence … Continue reading
Posted in Criminology & Criminal Justice, Gender & Sexuality, Interpersonal/Domestic Violence, SAGE Insight
Tagged empathy, interpersonal violence, intimate partner violence, police, sexism
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Qualified women earn less
Why do highly qualified women (still) earn less? Gender differences in long-term predictors of career success From Psychology of Women Quarterly Although women’s participation in higher education and in the labor market has increased markedly in the industrialized countries, there … Continue reading
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Tagged agency, Career development, career interruptions, family work relationship, salaries, sexism, working women
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Male benevolent sexism in romantic and work contexts
Prescription of protective paternalism for men in romantic and work contexts From Psychology of Women Quarterly Male protectiveness can be perceived as sexism. The perception depends on the situation, some protectiveness can be identified as benevolent while other protectiveness can … Continue reading
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Tagged /employee attitudes, ambivalent sexism, egalitarianism, patriarchy, romance, sex-role attitudes, sexism, social environments, social norms
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Male politicians have “bigger heads” in more gender-equal cultures
Cultural Differences in Face-ism: Male Politicians Have Bigger Heads in More Gender-Equal Cultures From Psychology of Women Quarterly When it comes to analyzing gender stereotypes in the media, studies have shown that photographs of men focus on male faces while … Continue reading
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Tagged cross-cultural differences, face perception, face-ism, human sex differences, physical appearance, politicians, sexism, stereotyped attitudes
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Inconsistent evaluations may affect promotion of women in law firms
Language of performance evaluations: gender-based shifts in content and consistency of judgment From Social Psychological and Personality Science Partners in Wall Street law firms write equally nice things about the work of their male and female junior lawyers, but when … Continue reading
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Tagged language, prejudice/stereotyping, sexism, social judgment, stereotypes
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Brains plus beauty don’t add up: objectifying women lowers their math performance
When what you see is what you get: the consequences of the objectifying gaze for women and men From Psychology of Women Quarterly Women who are looked at as sexual objects not only react as sexual objects, they also exhibit … Continue reading
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Tagged body image, human sex differences, interpersonal interaction, mathematics anxiety, motivation, objectification, sexism, stereotype threat
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