… This article describes six studies exploring a parallel emotional stereotype of men, one in
which men are inaccurately portrayed as hypoemotional (eg, Heesacker & Bradley, 1997; …

… emotionally”) as a starting point of an alternative analysis of the term emotional competence…
Using reflexive inquiry and deconstruction, the authors argue that terms such as emotional …

The authors examined participants' estimates of own and parental psychometric intelligence
(IQ) and emotional intelligence (EI). The authors asked 224 participants (82 men, 138 …

… Unlike Amazon and Microsoft, Google EAS did not demonstrate any evidence of unwanted
race- or gender-based emotion biases. The Amazon and Microsoft results might lead us to …

… more emotional than men but it remains unclear to what extent such emotion stereotypes …
, 1973), we examined the similarity of emotion expression descriptions of women, men, and …

… vulnerability leads women and men to confirm gender stereotypes. Emotional vulnerability
… , we propose that emotional vulnerability leads to stereotype confirmation, as normative …

… is the definitions in the minds of people about what a typical member of the group, to which
that stereotype belongs (for instance, attributing emotional, weak, dependent, passive etc. …

… Gender stereotypes are closely related to gender roles. Gender-based roles support the
formation of gender stereotypes. Social norms in daily life create expectations for women and …

… issue of social perception, mentality and stereotypes regarding both sexes as well as … This
suggests that although students of both sexes maintain a gender stereotype for women (“they …

… Other studies do not make gender-based distinctions in this area, while our participants
again understood this strategy to be the purview of men. Here, too, they espoused a gender …