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Kianersi, Sina; Luetke, Maya; Jules, Reginal; Rosenberg, Molly – International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 2020
Bias may be introduced in survey data collection when participants answer questions differently depending on interviewer gender. This could affect the validity of collected data, especially sensitive data. Using sexual behavior data collected in a 2017-2018 cross-sectional survey of Haitian women (n = 304), we evaluated the associations between…
Descriptors: Females, Foreign Countries, Responses, Surveys

La France, Marianne; Mayo, Clara – Western Journal of Speech Communication, 1979
Review of literature on gender-linked aspects of nonverbal behavior reveals that the differences in nonverbal behavior are in line with societal expectations calling for women to be reactive and for men to be proactive. Communication between the sexes is discussed in terms of smiling, personal space, touch, and talk. (JMF)
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Behavior Standards, Behavioral Science Research, Individual Characteristics
Peterson, Lizette; McCommis, Bruce – 1980
The norms of social responsibility and reciprocity govern altruistic behavior. Children and adults show a consistent developmental trend in comparisons of their responses to positive reciprocal situations and their subsequent altruism. Research indicates, however, that children, given the choice to behaviorally aid a needy individual, choose more…
Descriptors: Adults, Altruism, Behavior Patterns, Behavior Standards