Chapter 6. Gender Bias in the Workplace

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by David Myers and Nathan DeWall

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Thinking Critically About: Gender Bias in the Workplace

Around the world, there are gender differences in power. In the workplace, multiple factors contribute to gender bias.

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Question 6.1

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Men occupy most elected political positions, have earned higher salaries in traditionally male occupations, and contribute less child care.

Question 6.2

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Perceptions: The same behavior from “take-charge” men may be seen as “aggressive” in women. Norms: In most societies, men more than women strive for power and achievement. Leadership style: Men tend to be more directive and opinionated, and to speak assertively, women tend to be more democratic and supportive, and less interruptive.

Question 6.3

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Gender roles vary over time and across place and in many cultures have become more equal.