Sexist Humor and Beliefs that Justify Societal Sexism
Published: Jan 1, 2013
Abstract
Research suggests that sexist humor creates a context that justifies the expression of prejudice against women. The present research investigates whether sexist humor has broader social consequences related to societal sexism. An experiment supported our hypothesis that men higher in hostile sexist attitudes express beliefs that justify the gender status-quo to a greater degree after exposure to sexist humor versus neutral humor or non-humorous...
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Sexist Humor and Beliefs that Justify Societal Sexism
Published Date
Jan 1, 2013
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