Men's and Women's Beliefs, Ideals, and Self-Concepts

Perceived Influence of Male Sex Role Identity on Female Partner's Life Choices

“…The results of this study support the findings of earlier studies (Elman et al, 1970;McKee & Sherriffs, 1959;Steinmann et al, 1968) that men's and women's perceptions differ. Specifically, the results indicate that men's and women's perceptions of male influence on the female partner may differ.…”

Psychological attributes of male and female students in a collegiate business school potentially affecting their relative advancement to managerial positions

“…Confirming the results of earlier studies (Femberger, 1948;Komarovsky, 1946Komarovsky, , 1950Lunnenborg, 1970;McKee & Sherriffs, 1959;Seward, 1946;Sherriffs & Jarrett, 1953;Sherriffs & McKee, 1957;Stelnmann & Fox, 1966), the research conducted by Broverman and her colleagues (Broverman et al, 1970;Broverman et al, 1972;Rosenkrantz et al, 1968) indicated that these stereotypes are stable over time, widely held among both men and women, and characterized by many positively valued, but different, attributes. In addition, this research pointed out that these perceived sex differences "are considered desirable by college students, healthy by mental health professionals, and are even seen as ideal by both men and women" (Broverman et al, 1972, p. 61).…”

“…The personality traits, spheres of interest, and activities constituting the traditional Images or stereotypes of men and women in American society have been widely documented (Balswlck & Peek, 1971;Brovennan, Broverman, Clarksun, Rosenkrantz, & Vogel, 1970;Broverman, Vogel, Broverman, Clarkson, & Rosenkrantz, 1972;Femberger, 1948;Goldberg, H., 1973;Jacklln & Mlschel, 1973;Komarovsky, 1946Komarovsky, , 1950Komarovsky, , 1953Komarovsky, , 1973Lorlng & Wells, 1972;Lunnenborg, 1970;McKee & Sherriffs, 1959;Fodell, 1966;Prather, 1971;Roberts & Roberts, 1973;Rosenkrantz, Vogel, Bee, Broverman, & Broverman, 1968;Rueger, 1973;Seward, 1946;Sherriffs & Jarrett, 1953;Sherriffs & McKee, 1957;Stelnmann & Fox, 1966;Yachnes, Gershman, & Miller, 1973;Yorburg, 1974). Confirming the results of earlier studies (Femberger, 1948;Komarovsky, 1946Komarovsky, , 1950Lunnenborg, 1970;McKee & Sherriffs, 1959;Seward, 1946;Sherriffs & Jarrett, 1953;Sherriffs & McKee, 1957;Stelnmann & Fox, 1966), the research conducted by Broverman and her colleagues (Broverman et al, 1970;Broverman et al, 1972;Rosenkrantz et al, 1968) indicated that these stereotypes are stable over time, widely held among both men and women, and characterized by many positively valued, but different, attributes.…”

“…As Cecil et al (1973) Sherriffs, 1959;Rosenkrantz et al, 1968;Sherriffs & McKee, 1957;Stelnmann & Fox, 1966). As a result, the self-concepts of women probably tend to be less congruent with the image of the successful manager than the self-concepts of men.…”

Do Single and Married Females Have the Same Standard of Work–Family Balance? Case Study of Frontline Employees in Macau

“…Many studies have argued that a woman's role has fairly undergone major changes recently in industrial societies [26][27][28][29][30]. Innes and Sharp [31] determined that married females have mental disorder compared with single females because they work under pressure to earn a living without any choice.…”