Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... women on relationships ( Tannen , 1990 ) . In groups , men talk more to give information ; women talk more to share lives , give help , or show support ( Dindia & Allen , 1992 ; Eagly , 1987 ) . In most of the U.S. caregiv- ing ...
... women on relationships ( Tannen , 1990 ) . In groups , men talk more to give information ; women talk more to share lives , give help , or show support ( Dindia & Allen , 1992 ; Eagly , 1987 ) . In most of the U.S. caregiv- ing ...
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... women's relational approach to life help transform power - oriented western societies ( marked by high levels of ... Women are more likely to cry or report feeling distressed at another's distress ( Eisenberg & Lennon , 1983 ) . And this ...
... women's relational approach to life help transform power - oriented western societies ( marked by high levels of ... Women are more likely to cry or report feeling distressed at another's distress ( Eisenberg & Lennon , 1983 ) . And this ...
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... women have changed as rapidly as racial attitudes . In 1937 , one - third of Americans said they would vote for a qualified woman whom their party nominated for president ; in 1988 , 9 in 10 said they would ( Figure 11-4 ) . In 1967 ...
... women have changed as rapidly as racial attitudes . In 1937 , one - third of Americans said they would vote for a qualified woman whom their party nominated for president ; in 1988 , 9 in 10 said they would ( Figure 11-4 ) . In 1967 ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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