Stereotypes as Ideologies. The case of Gender Categories
International Journal of Social Psychology Revista de Psicología SocialPublished 1 January 1993
Lígia Amâncio
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The paper reviews some of the theoretical models of gender stereotypes. Different approaches, such as the sociocognitive, the intergroup, in particular the role model, the expectations model and the social function of stereotypes are discussed. Gender stereotypes are seen as social representations or collective ideologies defining models of behavior.
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