Science news articles about 'gender roles'

... the art of succeeding as a couple. The sociologist Sara Eldén at Lund University in Sweden has found that the advice these therapists offer often leads to a reinforcement of traditional gender roles.

... aged between 33 and 78. They found that sexual relationships were significantly affected after a stroke, gender roles became blurred and feelings like anger and frustration were confounded by a lack ...

... intragroup conflict a female leader prototype is sought. The authors noted that these prototypes "emerge from a combination of evolved decision rules and culture specific gender role stereotypes."

... i Sverige: 'Both children and teachers contribute to the creation and expression of gender structures at preschool.' 'But the study finds that it is the children that reformulate and expand their ...

... have negative consequences" And we’ve seen that it does. These reactions serve to maintain traditional gender roles, which can inhibit women’s success both in and outside of the workplace,” King says. ...

... society affected how they perceived sexism. Girls who felt atypical for their gender or were unhappy with stereotypical gender roles reported more sexism than other girls. “This study documents the ...

... to understand why some people hold more traditional or less traditional perceptions of gender roles. Some associations they found were: People living in Northeastern cities had less traditional ...

... work force. The authors conclude that the study highlights "the need for greater attention to differences in gender roles that may influence the impact of arthritis in the lives of women and men."

... formation among API youth, where the role of family life, personal sacrifice for family ... likely to adhere to traditional family-oriented gender roles, were unable or willing to gain or receive emotional ...