The Emotional Impact of Ambivalent Sexism: Forecasts Versus Real Experiences

Volume: 62, Issue: 7-8, Pages: 520 - 531
Published: Jul 4, 2009
Abstract
Research on affective forecasting indicates that people regularly mispredict the emotional impact of negative events. We extended this work by demonstrating several forecasting errors regarding women’s affective reactions to ambivalent sexism. In response to a survey about sexism against women, students at a university in the Central U.S. (N = 188) overestimated the negative impact of hostile sexism, and underestimated the negative impact of...
Paper Details
Title
The Emotional Impact of Ambivalent Sexism: Forecasts Versus Real Experiences
Published Date
Jul 4, 2009
Journal
Volume
62
Issue
7-8
Pages
520 - 531
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