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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Women agency"”.
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Effects of gender and gender role on cardiovascular reactivity and anger experience during an interpersonal interaction
… masculine men with traditional feminine women, and androgynous men with androgynous women). Agency (degree of challenge; High versus Low) and Communion (degree of agreement; Agree versus Disagree) were manipulated. Heart rate (HR) and systolic and diastolic blood pressure (SBP and DBP) …
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Rubens, van Dyck, and women's dress in Genoese portraiture, 1606-1627
… art and dress history to demonstrate how Genoese women harnessed clothes and images to negotiate their social worlds. I argue that opulent dress and exquisite portraiture afforded these women agency in a milieu defined by its visual and material literacy, and within a fashion system shaped by the …
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Emerging leadership practices in extremity: case study of women advancing collective enterprise in peace building processes, Riyom, Plateau State, Nigeria
… of meanings with the co-researchers. Eight women leading peace building engaged in this study, through in-depth semi-structured interviews using mediated mediums (Zoom and Phone calls). Data was analyzed using an abductive thematic analysis which surfaced eleven themes and compressed as …
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Destabilizing gender norms: Women in masculine occupations in the Islamic Republic of Iran
… tackles the vastly discussed puzzle of women’s low rates of labor force participation in the Middle East, using the case of Iran while focusing on an under-explored perspective. Iran has one of the lowest rates of female labor force participation in the region and marks an unstable labor …
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Refugee women’s agency through everyday space appropriation: An investigation into Rohingya women’s “invisibility” in the camps of Bangladesh
… exploratory investigation into Rohingya refugee women’s everyday actions in the camps of Bangladesh. It engages a framework of intersectionality and an interpretive understanding of the relation between the women’s on-the-ground experiences with broader forces. Building on women’s narratives and …