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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"gender cues"”.
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Application of Stereotypes in Marketing: Gender Cues and Brand Perception
… practitioners, with a particular focus on gender stereotypes and brand perception. This dissertation consists of three projects. The first project outlines a conceptual framework of stereotypes and their application in the field of marketing by integrating knowledge from social psychology …
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"Ice queens" and "snow studs": gender stereotypes and the 2010 Winter Olympic Games
… (a content analysis and a survey) to analyze gender stereotypes in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. A nationwide sample of 718 survey participants sex-typed the 12 Winter Olympic sports as either masculine, gender-neutral, or feminine. Then, the televised content was analyzed for prominence of …
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Grammatical Gender Representation and Processing in Advanced Second Language Learners of French
… French as a foreign language is mastering the gender system. Although there are theories that account for how French native speakers (NSs) master their gender system, it is not fully understood why second language (L2) learners are unable to do the same. The goal of the present study was to …
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Evaluating Differences in GPT-4 Treatment by Gender in Healthcare Applications
… medical LLMs exhibit differential performance by gender, we audit their responses and investigate whether the disparities stem from implicit or explicit gender cues. We conduct a large-scale human evaluation of GPT-4 responses to medical questions, including counterfactual gender pairs for each …
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Evaluating gender in retail servicescapes: Beyond the heteronormative binary approach
For consumers who view gender and sexual orientation as fluid concepts, navigating and interpreting in-store atmospherics is a crucial step in their process of reaffirming gender identity, exploring their self-expression, and finding ways of fitting in. A non-binary individual who prefers a more …