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ISSN:0360-0025

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Serena Daalmans,Mariska Kleemans,Anne Sadza Serena Daalmans
The current study investigated the differences in the representation of gender on male- and female-targeted channels with regard to recognition (i.e., the actual presence of men and women) and respect (i.e., the nature of that representatio...
Una Tellhed,Martin Bäckström,Fredrik Björklund Una Tellhed
Throughout the world, the labor market is clearly gender segregated. More research is needed to explain women's lower interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) majors and particularly to explain men's lower interes...
Paul J Fleming,Kathleen Mullan Harris,Carolyn Tucker Halpern Paul J Fleming
The influence of masculinity and femininity on behaviors and outcomes has been extensively studied in social science research using various measurement strategies. In the present paper, we describe and evaluate a measurement technique that ...
Miriam Taschler,Keon West Miriam Taschler
Intergroup contact-(positive) interactions with people from different social groups-is a widely researched and strongly supported prejudice-reducing mechanism shown to reduce prejudice against a wide variety of outgroups. However, no known ...
Katie Newkirk,Maureen Perry-Jenkins,Aline G Sayer Katie Newkirk
We examine the relationships among the division of housework and childcare labor, perceptions of its fairness for two types of family labor (housework and childcare), and parents' relationship conflict across the transition to parenthood. P...
Sarah J Schoppe-Sullivan,Jill E Yavorsky,Mitchell K Bartholomew et al. Sarah J Schoppe-Sullivan et al.
Online social networking sites, such as Facebook, have provided a new platform for individuals to produce and reproduce gender through social interactions. New mothers, in particular, may use Facebook to practice behaviors that align with t...
Becky Francis,Louise Archer,Julie Moote et al. Becky Francis et al.
The present article investigates explanations for gendered trends in Physics and Engineering access, reporting findings from a large-scale study funded by the UK Economic and Social Research Council and drawing primarily on data from interv...
Juliet R H Wakefield,Monika Kalinauskaite,Nick Hopkins Juliet R H Wakefield
The meanings attached to the nation can be consequential for group members' attitudes and beliefs. We examined how national identity definition can influence the extent of individuals' homophobia with 159 Lithuanian and 176 Scottish univers...
Suzannah Stuijfzand,Minet De Wied,Maaike Kempes et al. Suzannah Stuijfzand et al.
Although gender differences in affective empathy are well established, evidence of gender differences in the development of affective empathy is inconsistent. Consideration of same-sex versus other-sex affective empathy may assist in elucid...
Derek A Kreager,Jeremy Staff,Robin Gauthier et al. Derek A Kreager et al.
A sexual double standard in adolescence has important implications for sexual development and gender inequality. The present study uses longitudinal social network data (N = 914; 11-16 years of age) to test if gender moderates associations ...