Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... success . In a similar vein , working mothers were judged in a 1976 study to be " unfeminine and frigid . " Moreover , such bias works in both directions . A professional reference for a colleague once described her as " a fine teacher ...
... success . In a similar vein , working mothers were judged in a 1976 study to be " unfeminine and frigid . " Moreover , such bias works in both directions . A professional reference for a colleague once described her as " a fine teacher ...
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... success reduces the value of the accomplishment both to themselves and to others . Even when they do exhibit competence , many women attribute it less to internal factors like intelligence or ability and more to external factors like ...
... success reduces the value of the accomplishment both to themselves and to others . Even when they do exhibit competence , many women attribute it less to internal factors like intelligence or ability and more to external factors like ...
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... success " if she becomes fairest of them all . In patriarchal cultures , achievement has generally been defined by " the things men do " and the traits men value . Yet in these same cultures , many females are strongly motivated toward ...
... success " if she becomes fairest of them all . In patriarchal cultures , achievement has generally been defined by " the things men do " and the traits men value . Yet in these same cultures , many females are strongly motivated toward ...
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The Fair Sex | 1 |
Looking Good and Feeling Bad | 23 |
Props and Paint | 47 |
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