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Romantic Love: The Great Equalizer? Sexism in Popular Music
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  • 1970The Dialectic of Sex654 cited
  • 1972Sex-Role Socialization in Picture Books for Preschool Children491 cited
  • 1952The Family: A Dynamic Interpretation.347 cited
  • 1982Marriage and the family257 cited
  • 1963The Measurement and Bases of Family Power: An Overview177 cited
  • 1974The Social Context of Marriage155 cited
  • 1957The Dialogue of Courtship in Popular Songs116 cited
  • 1969Changing Courtship Patterns in the Popular Song103 cited

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  • 1978“Gratifications and expectations associated with Pop music among adolescents”99 cited
  • 1988The changing role of women executives in the recording industry13 cited

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