Sex-role stereotyping in the lower grades: Part of the solution
Journal of Vocational BehaviorPublished 1 April 1975
Sylvia-Lee Tibbetts
Citations53
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SNIP2.41
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Abstract
Twenty-one boys and twenty-one girls in grades 1, 2, 3 and 4 were tested on sex-role attitudes. The results demonstrated that the thinking of young children is typically sexist-oriented. However, evidence also indicates that children will accept the concept of people in nontraditional roles if models are visible in these roles.
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75 Citations1973Claire Siegel
Sexual differences in occupational choices were apparent, and boys chose twice as many occupations as girls and more boys than girls knew their father's occupation.
