Beauty BoundLexington Books, 1986 - 268 páginas Includes material on femininity (psychology). |
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... achievement . Modesty precludes women from triumphantly flaunting their victories . Perhaps they are also fearful that success will prompt a backlash against them . As Susan Brownmiller points out , the open exaltation over one's ...
... achievement . Modesty precludes women from triumphantly flaunting their victories . Perhaps they are also fearful that success will prompt a backlash against them . As Susan Brownmiller points out , the open exaltation over one's ...
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... 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 more feminine goals , such as " interpersonal bonding , maternal satis ...
... 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 more feminine goals , such as " interpersonal bonding , maternal satis ...
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... achievement are changing . Con- trary to the stereotype of the ugly , brainy bookworm , a 1981 study found that girls who took traditionally masculine courses— such as physics and calculus - were not perceived as physically unattractive ...
... achievement are changing . Con- trary to the stereotype of the ugly , brainy bookworm , a 1981 study found that girls who took traditionally masculine courses— such as physics and calculus - were not perceived as physically unattractive ...
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The value of cosmetic rituals | 52 |
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