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Communal Expectations Conflict with Autonomy Motives: The Western Drive for Autonomy Shapes Women's Negative Responses to Positive Gender Stereotypes

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Communal Expectations.pdf (737.76 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/117355
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CAHRS Research Briefs
Author
Proudfoot, Devon
Kay, Aaron
Abstract

[Excerpt] Stereotypes are harmful in many ways. Clearly, this is true of negative stereotypes that evoke undesirable, hurtful, and harmful qualities. But what about stereotypes based desirable, admirable, even beneficial attributes? Are they also problematic? And if so, in what ways? And why?

Date Issued
2022-06
Publisher
Cornell University, ILR School, Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies
Keywords
gender
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stereotypes
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autonomy
Type
report

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