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Sport-gender stereotypes and their impact on impression evaluations

Psychology

Sport-gender stereotypes and their impact on impression evaluations

Z. Liu, M. Shentu, et al.

Discover how sport-gender stereotypes (SGS) shape impression evaluations in China through groundbreaking research by Zhiyuan Liu, Menglu Shentu, Yuhan Xue, Yike Yin, Zhihao Wang, Liangchen Tang, Yu Zhang, and Weiqi Zheng. This study uniquely explores explicit and implicit SGS impacts, revealing intriguing patterns of evaluation based on gender-typed sports.... show more
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