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El estereotipo de los colombianos frente al consumo socialmente responsable*
Pensamiento Y Gesti?nexaly
Richard Wakefield (2023), Valencia, NPQ Editores, 213 páginas. ISBN: 978-84-19440-81-5
Pablo Vizcaíno-Alcantud
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Ejércitos y estereotipos. De la Inglaterra del XVII al Israel actual [PDF]
En este artículo trataremos de la noción de estereotipo, aplicada a las guerras, los ejércitos, los combatientes, los pueblos. En muchas ocasiones, a lo largo de la historia, la gente ha caído, guerras han sido ganadas, buques hundidos; y todo, por mor ...
Pablo Rey García, Pedro Rivas Nieto
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Women prime ministers and COVID‐19: Within‐case examinations of New Zealand and Iceland
Abstract As COVID‐19 cases and deaths mounted globally in the spring of 2020, the news media presented a narrative that women heads of government were more successful at handling the pandemic, sparking a scholarly debate. We take an in‐depth look at two of the headline women‐led cases (New Zealand and Iceland) to identify critical junctures and crucial
Katie Tyner, Farida Jalalzai
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Why College Students Don't Access Resources for Food Insecurity: Stigma and Perceptions of Need
Abstract Attempts to understand college student food insecurity have primarily focused on demographic characteristics associated with higher rates of food insecurity, and have recommended improving awareness of and access to resources such as campus food pantries.
Nicole Peterson +2 more
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Amenaza de estereotipo, género y desempeño académico en matemáticas
Este artículo busca establecer las diferencias existentes entre el género, el desempeño académico en matemáticas y los diferentes grupos de susceptibilidad a la amenaza de estereotipo (no identificados, no involucrados, no susceptibles y de alta ...
David Sebastian Baldeón-Padilla +2 more
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Abstract Objective Eating disorders (EDs) were once conceptualized as primarily affecting affluent, White women, a misconception that informed research and practice for many years. Abundant evidence now discredits this stereotype, but it is unclear if prevailing “evidence‐based” treatments have been evaluated in samples representative of the diversity ...
C. Blair Burnette +3 more
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