Stockard, Jean

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Expressiveness Reevaluated
(Academic Press, 1975-08) Johnson, Miriam M.; Stockard, Jean; Acker, Joan; Naffziger, Claudeen
Whether one envisions a socially androgynous world as an eminent disaster or a desirable long-term goal, it is clear that men and women do differ and have always differed cross-culturally and historically in their roles, attitudes, motivation, and self-conceptions. But social scientists who try to define and measure sex differences are beset with problems.
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Feminism and Projected Adult Sex-Role Patterns
(University of Oregon, 1976) Stockard, Jean; Acker, Joan; Johnson, Miriam M.
New feminist ideologies have recently emerged to challenge again traditional notions about the proper place of women. "Women's liberation" is now receiving serious attention from many quarters, and both men's and women's views of themselves have been affected by this latest manifestation of feminism. In this paper we use data from a group of young adults to compare males and females in the extent to which they hold a feminist ideology and explore the relationship between adherence to a feminist ideology and the concrete life plans of both men and women.