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Peer reviewedBaxter, Leslie A.; Shepard, Tara L. – Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, 1978
In this study, sex role differences are assessed in terms of interpersonal conflict. Results suggest that feminine persons disapprove of competition more than persons of masculine and androgynous sex role identification. (Author/WI)
Descriptors: Androgyny, Assertiveness, Behavioral Science Research, Competition
Peer reviewedKramer, Cheris – Communication Quarterly, 1978
A study comparing women's and men's ratings of their own and ideal speech showed that a greater number of speech characteristics of males differed from the speech characteristics of the ideal speaker. Women are advised to consider the desirable characteristics associated with female speech before altering their speech by such means as…
Descriptors: Assertiveness, Behavioral Science Research, Females, Males
Flynn, Meredith – 1981
Observing that many of the women in an acting class were having more difficulty than the men with some physical exercises requiring strong use of the arms (labeled nonassertive arm movement behavior), a teacher educator researched the psychological and physiological reasons behind this behavior pattern. The search revealed numerous studies showing…
Descriptors: Acting, Assertiveness, Behavioral Science Research, Communication Research
Lenskyj, Helen – 1977
Observations of Chinese mothers and children at Rhodes Avenue (Toronto) English classes and nursery confirm the hypothesis that a high level of parental warmth-support and control tends to become, by Canadian standards, overprotectiveness, and tends to result in a submissive, dependent, over-socialized child. Dependency upon the mother for…
Descriptors: Assertiveness, Behavioral Science Research, Cultural Influences, English (Second Language)


