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Montreal, Canada (PRWEB) November 30, 2013
Although traditions like chivalry can still be endearing, there are many gender role views that have changed and many women and men will agree that its for the better. More jobs are open to both genders, more dads are enjoying the idea of staying at home with the kids, and more women are taking on roles and careers that were once closed to them. However, while views on the appropriateness of certain gender roles continue to shift, there are still some stereotypes that die hard, as research from Queendom.com will show.
Queendom.com collected data from 757 men who took their Gender Roles Test. Test-takers were asked about their views on mens and womens place at work, in the home, in relationships, and in the raising of children. They were also asked what they feel it meant to be a man. When the researchers compared mens views, their study revealed interesting age differences.
(Note: Results here are reported only for Caucasians. Due to large differences in sample size between Caucasians and other ethnic groups, and because the ethnic composition was different for the various age groups, a decision was made to focus only on Caucasians, since ethnicity could confound the results. In fact, the age differences were more pronounced in analyses of the entire sample. The sample size for Caucasians was 430).
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Divided into three age groups (under 25, 25 to 39, and over 40), the following is the percentages of men who said that the jobs below are appropriate for both genders:
Contemporary Minds Dont Always Think Alike Queendom.com Study Reveals That Some Young Men Still Lean Toward Traditional Gender Roles is a post from: Dark Lord Clothier
