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  Socialization of the Physical Attractiveness Stereotype: Parental Expectations and Verbal Behaviors
 
 
Titel: Socialization of the Physical Attractiveness Stereotype: Parental Expectations and Verbal Behaviors
Auteur: Adams, Gerald R.
Hicken, Mandy
Salehi, Mahshid
Verschenen in: International journal of psychology
Paginering: Jaargang 23 (1988) nr. 1-6 pagina's 137-149
Jaar: 1988
Inhoud: Two investigations were completed to study the parental socialization process underlying the intergenerational transmission of the use of the physical attractiveness stereotype. In the first study, preschool (n = 31). frst- (n = 27) and third- and fifth-grade children (n = 28) and their mothers and fathers engaged in social choice and attribution tasks directed at stimuli portraying a facially attractive or unattractive, mesomorphic or endomorphic and normal and handicapped child. Children and parents were observed to use a physical stereotype response in their behaviors. Further, a significant correlation was observed between parental expectations of the child's use of a physical attractiveness stereotype and the child's actual use of the stereotype in a social choice context. In the second study 20 mothers were asked to tell a story about a normal, obese. and handicapped child to their own child. Content aalysis of the stories, using a coding scheme devised to assess stereotypic verbal messages, revealed parents communicated various types of subtle communications to their children that were consistent with a physical attractiveness stereotype. A combination of research methodologies designed to study parental expectations and subtle verbal communications may provide considerable promise for the study of the socialization of the use of stereotypic based attitudes and behaviors.
Uitgever: Psychology Press
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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