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Gender Stereotypes and Interventions Targeting Gender Stereotypes
2023Women continue to be underrepresented in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), despite scientific evidence indicating STEM aptitude is not gender differentiated. Various policy and institutional efforts have been made to improve gender diversity in STEM, yet little progress has been made.
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Gender Stereotypes and Stereotyping
2018This chapter delves into the theoretical and empirical literature on gender stereotypes to describe how gender stereotypes are conceptualized and measured, how these group-level stereotypes affect judgments of and behaviors toward individual women and men, and the implications of those judgments and behaviors for equitable policies and social ...
Monica Biernat, Amanda K. Sesko
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Sport, Education and Society, 2020
This study aimed to explore gender stereotypes and their impact upon perceived roles and practice of in-service physical education teachers. Twenty-one qualified PE teachers completed an online story completion method and results were analysed using ...
Stacey Preece, Rachael Bullingham
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This study aimed to explore gender stereotypes and their impact upon perceived roles and practice of in-service physical education teachers. Twenty-one qualified PE teachers completed an online story completion method and results were analysed using ...
Stacey Preece, Rachael Bullingham
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Gender Stereotypes in Virtual Agents
International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents, 2020Visual, behavioral and verbal cues for gender are often used in designing virtual agents to take advantage of their stereotypical effects on the users. However, recent studies point towards a more gender-balanced view of stereotypical traits and roles in
Procheta Nag, Ö. Yalçın
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Gender stereotypes about intellectual ability emerge early and influence children’s interests
Science, 2017Emergent attitudes toward brilliance The distribution of women and men across academic disciplines seems to be affected by perceptions of intellectual brilliance. Bian et al. studied young children to assess when those differential perceptions emerge. At
Lin Bian, S. Leslie, Andrei Cimpian
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Detecting Gender Stereotypes: Lexicon vs. Supervised Learning Methods
International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2020Biases in language influence how we interact with each other and society at large. Language affirming gender stereotypes is often observed in various contexts today, from recommendation letters and Wikipedia entries to fiction novels and movie dialogue ...
Jenna Cryan +5 more
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Changes in Gender Stereotypes Over Time: A Computational Analysis
Psychology of women quarterly, 2020We combined established psychological measures with techniques in machine learning to measure changes in gender stereotypes over the course of the 20th century as expressed in large-scale historical natural language data. Although our analysis replicated
Nazlı Bhatia, Sudeep Bhatia
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Gender Stereotypes Explain Disparities in Pain Care and Inform Equitable Policies
, 2020Despite women experiencing and reporting more pain than men, women receive less intensive and effective treatment for their pain. The current work leverages the well-developed social psychological literature on gender stereotypes, specifically ...
E. Lloyd +2 more
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Gender stereotypes affecting active mobility of care in Bogotá
, 2020Urban cycling and mobility of care are in the spotlight of scholarly pursuits and policy agendas that promote sustainable and inclusive cities in the Global South.
Valentina Montoya-Robledo +11 more
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Metaphor and the Social World, 2019
AbstractAcross languages, the head and sexualized body parts (i.e., vagina, breasts, penis, testicles) are conceptualized in a number of ways, for example as fruits and vegetables: heads are conceptualized as cabbages, vaginas as figs, breasts as melons, penises as carrots, and testicles as olives, to only name a few.
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AbstractAcross languages, the head and sexualized body parts (i.e., vagina, breasts, penis, testicles) are conceptualized in a number of ways, for example as fruits and vegetables: heads are conceptualized as cabbages, vaginas as figs, breasts as melons, penises as carrots, and testicles as olives, to only name a few.
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