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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"gender harassment"”.

  1. Divine discrimination: gender harassment and Christian justification

    <p>Gender harassment (i.e., derogatory comments or actions that express stereotypical attitudes regarding someone’s gender) is often times the most prominent form of sex-based harassment directed towards women in both workplace and academic settings. This study explored the moderating effect of …

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  2. Of beauties, beaus, and beasts : studying women's and men's actual and imagined experiences of sexual and gender harassment

    … behaviors constituting different forms of sexual harassment and gender harassment is presented. Six factors of influence were studied: (1) physical attractiveness and (2) quality of financial resources of the harasser, (3) gender and (4) attitudes of the harassee, (5) interpreting derogatory …

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  3. A presença feminina na cobertura jornalística de eventos esportivos no brasil: desigualdades e resistências

    … difficulties in career advancement, and gender harassment in a hostile work environment. On the other hand, it also showed that there were many resistances from women. To verify the perspectives of the protagonists on this topic, a qualitative research was conducted in 2022, updated in …

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  4. Women’s Narratives of Education in Conflict-Affected Afghanistan

    … in Kabul. The main issues were: extreme poverty; gender harassment; corruption; a lack of adequate facilities and expert faculty in schools; ethnic discrimination; and a low quality of primary and secondary education compared to the region. All six women’s narratives revealed some form of violence …

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