Gender - BSRI
- Created by: Jadelauren
- Created on: 11-02-19 18:21
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- Gender - Androgyny & BSRI
- Androgyny - balance of female and male chacteristics
- Bem suggested high androgyny is associated with psychological well-being
- BSRI
- 20 feminine, 20 masculine and 20 neutral traits
- 7 point rating scale
- 4 categories
- masculine - low femininity score and high masculinity
- feminine - low masculinity score and high femininity
- androgynous - high on both
- unclassified
- AO3
- BSRI is VALID and RELIABLE
- 50 males and 50 females judged 200 traits. Pilot study on 1000 students
- links between well-being and androgyny are challenged
- ADAMS & SHERER (1985) - displaying more masc. traits in westen society is highly valued in western society.
- can't be reduced to a single score
- GOLOMBUCK & FIVUSH (1994) -GI is a more global context
- temporal and cultural validity
- developed over 40 years ago and judges were all from the US
- BSRI is VALID and RELIABLE
- Androgyny - balance of female and male chacteristics
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