Regional differences in gender—role attitudes: Variations by gender and race
Regional differences in gender—role attitudes: Variations by gender and race
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性别角色态度的地区差异：性别和种族的差异
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2003
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Kim Gusman
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Rebecca S. Powers;J. Suitor;S. Guerra;M. Shackelford;Dorothy Mecom;Kim Gusman
在本文中，我们使用综合社会调查(1985-1998)的数据来检验地区对性别角色态度的影响，重点是性别和种族在不同时间的变化。白人男性和女性在性别角色态度上的地区差异一直持续到20世纪90年代，南部白人比美国其他地区的白人持有更传统的态度。对于白人男性和女性以及黑人男性来说，地区的影响在20世纪80年代到90年代之间几乎没有变化。然而，对于黑人妇女来说，在1980年代，地区是影响她们性别角色态度的一个重要因素，但到了1990年代，其影响已大大减弱。
In this paper, we use data from the General Social Survey (1985–1998) to examine the effects of region on gender-role attitudes, focusing on variations across time by gender and race. Regional differences in gender-role attitudes persisted into the 1990s for white men and women, with southern whites holding more traditional attitudes than those held by whites in other parts of the country. For white men and women and for black men, the effect of region changed little between the 1980s and 1990s. However, for black women, region was a prominent factor affecting their gender-role attitudes in the 1980s, but by the 1990s its effect had diminished considerably.