A meta-analysis by Else-Quest and colleagues (2012) examined many of the stereotypes about men’s and women’s emotions. The stereotypes hold that women experience more guilt, shame, and embarrassment, and men typically experience more pride. But is that true? Continue reading
Posted in Personality Psychology
Tagged emotions, feelings, gender roles, mental health, psychopathology, self-esteem, socialization, stereotype
Gender-typed behaviors (GT) and stereotypes are common. For example, boys play with automobiles and girls play with dulls, and these behaviors are related to boy and girl identities, respectively.
My name is Simon Moesgaard, a psychologist from Denmark, and this is my blog about psychology.
