Femininity and Masculinity: Their Relationships to Creativity in Male Architects and Their Independence from Each Other.

Kanner, Allen D.

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ERIC Number: EJ146037

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Publication Date: 1976

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Femininity and Masculinity: Their Relationships to Creativity in Male Architects and Their Independence from Each Other

Kanner, Allen D.

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 44, 5, 802-805, Oct 76

Items from the Femininity (Fe) scale of the California Psychological Inventory were assigned to two logically independent subscales: Feminine Tendency (Ft) and Masculine Tendency (Mt). Architects (n=40) nominated as exceptionally creative and their colleagues (n=43) scored higher than unnominated controls (n=41) on Ft but were not significantly lower on Mt. (Author)

Descriptors: Androgyny, Architects, Creativity, Females, Femininity, Individual Characteristics, Individual Differences, Males, Masculinity, Personality Measures, Research Projects, Sex (Characteristics), Sex Role

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