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The effect of gender-role stereotyping on the career aspirations and expectations of pre-adolescent children of high intellectual ability

Purvis, Carillon Ruth Cameron, University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Education1987

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What You See is What They Want You to See: South African Newspaper Constructions of Female Offenders

van Zijl, CarlaDepartment of Public Law2022

… that South African newspapers reinforce gender-role stereotyping and perpetuate the misrepresentation of female offenders thereby influencing news consumers' perceptions and beliefs about female criminality.

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College Student Identity and Attitudes Toward Gays and Lesbians

Tureau, Zachary L.University of North Texas2003

… toward gays and lesbians (i.e., restrictive gender-role attitudes, high levels of authoritarianism, perceptions of negative attitudes toward homosexuals within their peer group, little or no contact with homosexuals, and conservative religious ideologies) have a logical relation to identity …

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Mental Health Therapists' Perceptions of the Relationship between Client Gender and Personal Characteristics which Contribute to Successful Therapeutic Experiences

Meyer, Denise R.University of Cincinnati2012

… were examined to determine whether traditional gender role stereotyping was operative in the therapists’ perceptions of clients. The client’s sex and the therapist’s sex, age, and years of experience in the field were investigated to determine whether these variables affected the therapists’ …

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The experiences of female sport administrators in the Western Cape: gender bias in the Workplace

Titus, SimoneUniversity of the Western Cape2008

… is steadily increasing. However, it seems as if gender divisions in the workforce do not encourage equal opportunities for women in the labor sector. In the world of sport, gender equity has been promoted with some progress. However, this progress, both globally and in South Africa, is still …

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