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Title: MEASURING SEX STEREOTYPES
A MULTINATION STUDY
By: John E. Williams, Deborah L. Best
Format: Paperback

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ISBN 10: 0803938144
ISBN 13: 9780803938144
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Publisher: SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
Pub. date: 1 April, 1990
Edition: Revised ed.
Series: Cross Cultural Research and Methodology
Pages: 384
Description: An exploration of contemporary sex stereotypes and their prevalence in different cultures is provided in this volume.The authors surpass previous studies in three areas: their data covers thirty nations; they test both children and adults and they examine their findings from three theoretical perspectives - affective meanings, ego states and psychological needs. They also examine the practical implications of pan-cultural stereotypes. Since the publication of the original 1982 edition, new adult data from Singapore and Portugal have also been included.
Synopsis: An exploration of contemporary sex stereotypes and their prevalence in different cultures is provided in this volume.The authors surpass previous studies in three areas: their data covers thirty nations; they test both children and adults and they examine their findings from three theoretical perspectives - affective meanings, ego states and psychological needs. They also examine the practical implications of pan-cultural stereotypes. Since the publication of the original 1982 edition, new adult data from Singapore and Portugal have also been included.
Publication: US
Imprint: SAGE Publications Inc
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