Negotiating the hierarchy: Social dominance orientation among women is associated with the endorsement of benevolent sexism

Overview of attention for article published in Australian Journal of Psychology, November 2020

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Why are women sexist?

Stuff.co.nz, 08 Aug 2017

132rf Praising a woman for being good in the kitchen may not be as harmless as you think.

This Is Why Some Women Support Sexism

Buzzfeed, 08 Aug 2017

The study, published on Monday in the Australian Journal of Psychology, involved more than 6,000 women in New Zealand and the…

Propping up the patriarchy: New research examines why some women are sexist

Stuff.co.nz, 08 Aug 2017

123RF The research suggests that benevolent sexism among women may arise from the need for protection from men.

News story from London Evening Standard on Monday 07 August 2017

London Evening Standard, 07 Aug 2017

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