The Effects of Sex-Role Consistent and Inconsistent Information on the Social Perceptions of Complex, Noncomplex, Androgynous, and Sex-Typed Women.

Capurso, Rose J.; Blocher, Donald H.

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Publication Date: 1985

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The Effects of Sex-Role Consistent and Inconsistent Information on the Social Perceptions of Complex, Noncomplex, Androgynous, and Sex-Typed Women.

Capurso, Rose J.; Blocher, Donald H.

Journal of Vocational Behavior, v26 n1 p79-91 Feb 1985

Examined the effects of differences in cognitive complexity and sex-role orientation on the person perceptions formed by young college women (N=88) when presented with information varied in terms of consistency of sex-role appropriate behavior. Results indicated that complex subjects produced more differentiated final impressions than noncomplex ones. (BH)

Descriptors: Androgyny, Career Counseling, College Students, Females, Higher Education, Sex Role, Sex Stereotypes

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Language: English

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