Sentence examples for gendered attitudes from inspiring English sources

Representational schemes that are functional for different gender roles and gendered attitudes make different kinds of information salient.

Similar to what happened in the women's movement in the UK, changing some gendered attitudes, practices and government policy can take generations.

The need for a cultural shift in gendered attitudes has been spoken of very loudly since Maguire's joke on radio that female sports commentator Caroline Wilson should be drowned.

In January, Intel pledged to spend three hundred million dollars, over five years, to make its workforce more diverse, and in February, a discrimination lawsuit brought against the venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers by a former employee, Ellen Pao, went to trial, revealing sexist and gendered attitudes on the part of some of the firm's most prominent executives.

Strategies used in gender-sensitive interventions for young people have, for example, been to address gendered power imbalances and 'double standards' in heterosexual partner relationships [ 38, 39], to be open to more complex gendered attitudes and perceptions among youth [ 38], and to empower young women to seek support in groups [ 40, 41].

They also tend to represent the world in different terms, in virtue of their gendered interests, attitudes, emotions and values, and perhaps also (although this is a matter of controversy among feminist theorists) in virtue of different cognitive styles.

Its gender interests revolve around two main issues: first, the ways that gendered expectations shaped attitudes to violence and, second, the interactions among gender, class and violence in the fashioning of personal identity.

Those who are viewed as not doing their gender "right" -- in other words not demonstrating the gendered behaviors and attitudes culturally associated with their biological sex -- are "marked" and policed by their peers and denied access to social power and popularity.

Characterized by a child's preference for certain masculine- or feminine-typical toys, activities, and attitudes, gendered play behavior may be present as early as 12 months of age and typically becomes increasingly sex specific with age (Golombok et al. 2008; O'Brien and Huston 1985; Servin et al. 1999; Snow et al. 1983).

The gender difference approach argues that attitudes to gendered responsibilities learned in the socialization process affect family support of older people.

This hints that the Anonymous cell's problem is not feminists with influence over Twitter per se, but the feminist goal of changing attitudes to gendered hate speech.