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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"ambivalent sexism"”.
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Revisiting Ambivalent Sexism and the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory: Examining the Effects of Respondents’ and Targets’ Racial Group Membership on Endorsement
… to understanding gender prejudice, particularly ambivalent sexism and its two components, hostile sexism and benevolent sexism (Glick & Fiske, 1996). I argue that ambivalent sexism theory as well as its measure, the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory, are due for an intersectional re-examination to …
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Dominance, Deference, and Disillusionment: An Empirical Comparison Between Ambivalent Sexism and the Red Pill Ideology
… is perceived and functions differently from ambivalent sexism—a relatively well-established construct of sexism that has been extensively researched in social psychology. American men (Studies 1 and 2) and women (Study 2) read about an imagined interaction between themselves and a friend …
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Sexism and how it mediates the relationship between gender and rape myth acceptance
… Therefore, the present study focuses on how ambivalent sexist belief structures mediate the relationship between gender and rape myth acceptance. It was hypothesized that ambivalent sexism (AS) when divided into its four separate concepts: hostile (HS), protective paternalism (PP), …
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Understanding honour-based abuse: The role of sexism and scripting amongst Pakistani adults living in rural Pakistan administered Kashmir, Pakistan and England
… mixed-methods design, examine the role of ambivalent sexism (AS) and scripting on HBA beliefs, as well as explore the significant drivers promoting and perpetuating HBA beliefs within the Pakistani community. The studies aimed to explore nuanced variations of HBA beliefs across three South …
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Amplified? : uncovering how internet usage impacts religious people's views of women.
Historically, sexism has proliferated in some religious traditions and online spaces. However, it remains unclear how the socializing institutions of religion and the internet interact and impact the construction of restrictive gender roles and norms in U.S. society. Using Glick and Fiske’s (1996) …
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Measuring Self-Reported Exercise, Motivation to Exercise, and Sexism in Women
The harmfulness and pervasiveness of benevolent sexism is not a well disseminated issue, despite the belief that women are treated with equality in today’s society. The current study was designed to investigate whether exercise type and motivation to exercise would predict participants’ …
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Anti-fat prejudice toward women : an exploration of psychosocial ideologies among college students
… directed at women may be a covert form of sexism. The purpose of this study was to examine four factors proposed by the dual process motivational model and the theory of ambivalent sexism as significant influencers of anti-fat prejudice directed at women – social dominance orientation, …
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Contextual Effects in Recognition of Individuals in Gender-Typed Profession
… present study examines individual differences in sexism and contextual cueing as interacting phenomena. Participants completed a timed task in which they decided whether individuals in photographs matched particular career labels. When the photograph and career did not match in relation to gender …
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An Analysis of Bias Towards Women in Large Language Models Using Likert Scale Evaluations
… measuring biased behaviors against women. The Ambivalent Sexism Index, Modern Sexism Scale, and Belief in Sexism Shift evaluations were used to get descriptions of how the LLMs respond to traditional and modern prompts involving sexism and gender bias. The three evaluations used Likert scale …
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Increased rape victims scale attitudes after relational rejection: The roles of entitlement and shame
… level of aggression, impulsiveness, sexism, narcissism, state shame, guilt, and relationship history. The final sample included 141 college-aged cisgender males. Victim blaming did not significantly differ by vignette condition. Across the full sample, victim blaming was significantly …
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Financial (In)Security is Tied to Personal Well-Being for Men and Relationship Well-Being for Women When Women Endorse Sexist Attitudes
Benevolent sexism undermines gender equality by ascribing men and women to traditional gender roles, with women as warm caregivers and men as protectors and financial providers. The appeal of these beliefs for women lay in the security and financial provision that men provide. However, if partners …
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"YOU BITCH! YOU SLUT! YOU WHORE!": GENDER-SPECIFIC SYSTEM JUSTIFICATION AS A MEDIATOR OF WOMEN'S SELF-SEXUALIZATION AND BENEVOLENT SEXISM, ENVIRONMENTAL MASTERY, AND GENERAL POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECT
… and used by Jost and Kay, 2005), the Benevolent Sexism subscale of the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory (Glick & Fiske, 1996), the Environmental Mastery subscale from the Psychological Well-being Inventory (PWBI; Ryff, 1989), and the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule - Expanded Form (PANAS-X; …
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Gender differences in bystanders’ intention to help towards female and male victims of domestic violence: a web-based online survey
… domestic violence victims by looking at empathy, sexism and personality traits and the willingness to help domestic violence male and female victims. The project’s aim was to answer 4 main questions: Whether females experience higher empathy than males? Whether females and males will feel more …
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Relationship Adjustment in African American/White Interracial Couples
… exist with regard to color-blindness, empathy, sexism, and relationship adjustment. It was further hypothesized that color-blindness, empathy, and sexism, as controlled for by gender and race, would predict relationship adjustment.</p> <p>Participants included African American male/White female …
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Keep an eye on stereotypes – the impact of gender stereotypes (toward humans and robots) on language processing
… female) speaker voice. Third, the effects of ambivalent sexism, normative gender role orientation, motivation to control for sexist responses, and social desirability on language processing were explored. Fourth, investigations were extended to the field of social robotics (Experiment 3 and …
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All Prejudices are not Created Equal: Different Responses to Subtle versus Blatant Expressions of Prejudice
… resulting from expressions of subtle and blatant sexism and racism. In the first three studies, participants were presented with prototypical expressions of subtle and blatant prejudice that were not given any context. They were then asked to provide their reactions to these statements. Patterns …