Masculinity & femininity: Their psychological dimensions, correlates, and antecedents

JANET TAYLOR SPENCE · Robert L. Helmreich

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Preface 1. Gender, Sex Roles, and the Psychological Dimensions of Masculinity and Femininity 2. Previous Research and Overview of the Study 3. Measuring Instruments 4. Sample Characteristics and Testing Procedures 5. Interrelationships among the Personal Attributes, Self-esteem, and Attitudes toward Women Measures 6. Achievement Motivation: Background Literature 7. Achievement Factors and Their Correlates 8. Masculinity, Femininity, and Their Correlates: A Summing Up 9. Parental Antecedents of Masculinity and Feminity, Self-esteem, and Achievement Motivation: Background Literature 10. Relationships with Parental Masculinity and Femininity 11. Relationships with Parental Behavior and Attitudes 12. The Influence of Parental Attributes and Behaviors: A Summing Up Appendix A. Measuring Instruments B. Demographic Characteristics of High School Samples C. Subsidiary Analyses, Chapter 7: Relationships with Achievement Scales D. Subsidiary Analyses, Chapter 10: Relationships with Parental Attributes E. Subsidiary Analyses, Chapter 11: Relationships with Parental Behaviors References Author Index Subject Index

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