She Swings, She Hits, She's Great, She's Benched : Implications of Gender-Based Shifting Standards for Judgment and Behavior  

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Biernat, Monica ; Vescio, Theresa K.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 28 no. 1 (2002), page 66-77.
Topik: BEHAVIOUR; behaviour; gender - based shifting standards; swings; hits; great; benched; judgement
Fulltext: 66PSPB281.pdf (107.4KB)

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The implications of the shifting standards model for understanding behaviour toward stereotyped groups were examined in two studies on gender and athleticism. Participants played the role of co - ed softball team managers, who made team selections, position assignments, and judgments about a series of male and female players. The data supported three hypotheses : (a) Stereotypes of male superiority as athletes lead to the use of shifting standards to judge athletic performance; (b) zero - sum behaviours (allocation of limited resources) show evidence of pro - male bias, whereas non - zero - sum behaviours (verbal and nonverbal reactions) show evidence of pro - female bias; and (c) objective judgements are somewhat better predictors of zero - sum behaviours, whereas subjective judgements are better predictors of non - zerosum behaviours.

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