For this Assignment, complete the following steps: Step 1: Read the article"She's emotional. He's having a bad day: Attributional explanations for emotion stereotypes"(opens in a new window). Step 2:...

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For this Assignment, complete the following steps:



Step 1:



  1. Read the article"She's emotional. He's having a bad day: Attributional explanations for emotion stereotypes"(opens in a new window).



Step 2:


In a paper, thoroughly discuss the following:



  1. Given that it may be our tendency to make attributions on the basis of gender (or other group memberships), what can we do to minimize these stereotypes?



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Acceptable Length:Minimum of 1 typed page.


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  • Use 12-point Times New Roman or Arial font

  • Use double line spacing in the document

  • 1-inch margins all around

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Answer To: For this Assignment, complete the following steps: Step 1: Read the article"She's emotional. He's...

Olivia answered on Apr 19 2021
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Running Head: Minimizing gender stereotypes                 1
Minimizing gender stereotypes                             4
    
MINIMISING GENDER STEREOTYPES
People tend to believe that women are the more emotional sex. This belief stems less from what men and women actually do than from the explanations given for their behaviors. A study conducted by Barrett and Bliss Moreau, (2019) emphasized on such a finding indicating that the emotional attributes are biased attached to both the sexes. In the 2 experiments conducted in the study, participants who were given situational information about the causes of emotional expression more frequently judged the females showing such behavior as “emotional”, whereas they more frequently judged males in the study as “having a bad day”. This oddly biased situational attribution for almost similar cases is provided for males while women are labeled as having a rather distributional attribution. These findings help explain only the persistent faith among a wide number of people that women are actually more emotional when compared with men. Although there is no scientific reality to this belief yet the conclusions found at the end of the study is remarkable nonetheless.
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