Effects of emotion-related stereotype messages on young women’s experience and expression of emotion
Abstract
Despite prevailing scientific evidence to the contrary, gender stereotypes of emotion maintain that females are more emotional than males. Although inaccurate gender stereotypes of emotions abound, the extent to which young women are influenced by emotion stereotypes is unknown. The current study examines if exposure to stereotype messages about expressing emotions, and the consequences of expressing such emotions, affects young women’s...
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Title
Effects of emotion-related stereotype messages on young women’s experience and expression of emotion
Published Date
Jun 30, 2021
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Volume
1
Issue
7
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