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Here we first consider gender stereotypes - people's beliefs about how women and men do behave . Gender Stereotypes From research on stereotypes , two conclusions are indisputable : Strong gender stereotypes exist , and , as often ...
Here we first consider gender stereotypes - people's beliefs about how women and men do behave . Gender Stereotypes From research on stereotypes , two conclusions are indisputable : Strong gender stereotypes exist , and , as often ...
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Remember that stereotypes are generalizations about a group of people and may be true , false , or overgeneralized from a kernel of truth . In Chapter 6 we noted that the average man and woman do differ somewhat in social connect- ...
Remember that stereotypes are generalizations about a group of people and may be true , false , or overgeneralized from a kernel of truth . In Chapter 6 we noted that the average man and woman do differ somewhat in social connect- ...
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The resistance of negative stereotypes to disconfirming facts is sometimes alarming . In congres- sional testimony , California ... Information that is strikingly inconsistent with a stereotype can be hard to misinterpret and forget .
The resistance of negative stereotypes to disconfirming facts is sometimes alarming . In congres- sional testimony , California ... Information that is strikingly inconsistent with a stereotype can be hard to misinterpret and forget .
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SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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