Gender Differences in the Judged Acceptability of Graffiti

Pamela McMenemy · Ian M. Cornish

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Public Spaces through Art Social and Intergroup Psychology Aesthetic Perception and Analysis

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Mean ratings of the social acceptability of collected graffiti showed no gender differences for 22 men and 22 women undergraduates in Northern Ireland. The bases for gender differences in content must lie elsewhere.

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1984Reading between the Lines: Personality Correlates of Graffiti Writing 1987Are the times changing? An analysis of gender differences in sexual graffiti 1967Graffiti as a Function of Building Utilization 1975Authoritarianism and Graffiti 1983Graffiti Here and There

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