Reexamining The Effects of Solo Status for Women and Men  

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Biernat, Monica ; Fuegen, Kathleen

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 28 no. 7 (2002), page 913-925.
Topik: STATUS; stereotyping; gender; solo status; performance; anxiety
Fulltext: 913PSPB287.pdf (207.09KB)

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This article explores the outcomes of solo status and the processes by which solos are evaluated within a group decision - making context. Six - person groups of varying gender composition were given a task to solve individually and as a group. Following group discussion, participants evaluated themselves and their groupmates on task - oriented and social - oriented skills. Unlike previous research, solo women were evaluated positively by their groupmates, and they suffered no performance decrements resulting from solo status. Furthermore, the evaluations solo women received accurately reflected their contributions to the group, although men's favorable evaluations in their groups were not similarly explained. Results are discussed in terms of a model in which social reality mediates the relationship between women's solo status and outcome, whereas perceiver stereotyping may contribute to favorable evaluations of men.

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