Sex-Role And Socialization Patterns: Some Personality Concomitants And Environmental Antecedents.

Block, Jack; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ090894

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Publication Date: 1973

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Sex-Role And Socialization Patterns: Some Personality Concomitants And Environmental Antecedents

Block, Jack; And Others

Journal of Consulting And Clinical Psychology, 41, 3, 321-339, Dec 73

After distinguishing between sex-role typing, socialization, and identification, a sample of male and female adults were grouped according to their sex role and socialization pattern. It was noted that sex-role typing for men appears to expand the personal options available to them; for women, sex-role typing seems to restrict the alternatives of action and expression that are available. (Author/LA)

Descriptors: Adults, Early Experience, Environmental Influences, Family Influence, Identification (Psychology), Personality Assessment, Role Perception, Sex Differences, Socialization, Stereotypes

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