Gender-Role Personality Traits in Japanese Culture
Gender-Role Personality Traits in Japanese Culture
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日本文化中的性别角色人格特征
DOI：
10.1111/j.1471-6402.2000.tb00213.x
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发表时间：
2000
影响因子：
4
通讯作者：
E. Katsurada
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作者：
Y. Sugihara;E. Katsurada
在日本文化中对性别角色人格特征的审美（普遍）方面进行了研究。 Bem 性别角色量表（BSRI；Bem，1974，1977）针对日本文化进行了验证，并针对本研究进行了修改。使用日本BSRI对1,227名大学生的人格特征进行的调查表明，男生在男性量表上的得分显着高于女生，而在女性量表上则没有差异。研究还发现，男女学生在“女性气质”量表上的得分均显着高于“男性气质”量表上的得分。
The etic (universal) aspect of gender-role personality traits was examined in Japanese culture. The Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI; Bem, 1974, 1977) was validated for the Japanese culture and modified for this study. An investigation of the personality traits among 1,227 college students using the Japanese BSRI indicated that male students scored significantly higher on the Masculine scale than the female students, whereas they did not differ from each other on the Feminine scale. It was also found that both female and male students scored significantly higher on the Femininity than on the Masculinity scale.