2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.dr.2009.06.001
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Sex segregation in friendships and normative contexts across the life span

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“…This might be because social interactions are most frequent between people of the same sex (Mehta & Strough, 2009;Underwood & Rosen, 2009), which suggests that most conflicts are likely to be between people of the same sex.…”
Section: Effects Of Target Sexmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This might be because social interactions are most frequent between people of the same sex (Mehta & Strough, 2009;Underwood & Rosen, 2009), which suggests that most conflicts are likely to be between people of the same sex.…”
Section: Effects Of Target Sexmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dziewczynki bywają określane jako "rozwiązłe", chłopcy zaś jako "geje" (Mehta i Strough, 2009). Chłopcy odczuwają większą niż dziewczynki presję na przestrzeganie norm płciowych (Navarro, Larrañaga i Yubero, 2016;Yu i Xie, 2010) i są narażeni na dotkliwsze sankcje za ich naruszenie (Leaper, 1994).…”
Section: Heterofilia a Status Rówieśniczyunclassified
“…Wśród czynników prowadzących do powstania preferencji homofilnej wymienia się behawioralne (Mehta i Strough, 2009), m.in. zwiększone zapotrzebowanie chłop-ców na ruch fizyczny, oraz przetworzony w procesie socjalizacji pierwotnej dymorfizm płciowy.…”
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“…The gender-related homophilic interactions were the outcome of not only the preference of the individual student but also the homosocial norm (Mehta & Strough, 2009) within which the Bhutanese were deeply embedded. The homosocial norm encouraged samesex friendships.…”
Section: The Cross-ethnic Network Based On Gender: the Amep Beginnermentioning
confidence: 99%