Many studies report that media portrayals of female athletes are much less frequent than those of males and are qualitatively different, especially in their emphasis on physical attractiveness. This differential representation is usually assumed to be due to systematic social structural biases. Here we review evidence for the differential representation of male and female athletes and present a new hypothesis for it, namely that it partly reflects evolved psychological dispositions. We conclude by outlining research that might distinguish between the hypotheses
This work took an in depth look at the media’s representations of men and women athletes. The main p...
By relying on literature on counter-stereotypes and media contact, we investigated whether media exp...
In the world of sports, men and women are not viewed as equals by society which has led to the under...
American society has created separate and unequal gender roles for men and women. It logically follo...
AbstractDespite the prolific advancement of women sports and female athletes and the potential for s...
Although girls and women in many societies avidly participate in sports, they have been traditionall...
The media tends to represent female athletes as women first and athletes second (Koivula, 1 999). Th...
There is much evidence that boys and men are generally more interested in sports than girls and wome...
International audienceThe role of sex stereotypes and gender roles in the sex differences observed i...
This study investigated whether sport may still be regarded as a domain dominated by men and how thi...
Because athletics traditionally has been seen as incompatible with traditional roles for women, fema...
Sexism is often discussed in amateur and professional sport but has rarely been the focus of scienti...
Whether one looks at revenue, investment, or coverage, men’s sports do better than women’s. Many as...
This paper provides an analysis of media portrayals of male and female athletes in the 1984 and the ...
Female athletes have often experienced internal conflict because society still expects them to be pa...
This work took an in depth look at the media’s representations of men and women athletes. The main p...
By relying on literature on counter-stereotypes and media contact, we investigated whether media exp...
In the world of sports, men and women are not viewed as equals by society which has led to the under...
American society has created separate and unequal gender roles for men and women. It logically follo...
AbstractDespite the prolific advancement of women sports and female athletes and the potential for s...
Although girls and women in many societies avidly participate in sports, they have been traditionall...
The media tends to represent female athletes as women first and athletes second (Koivula, 1 999). Th...
There is much evidence that boys and men are generally more interested in sports than girls and wome...
International audienceThe role of sex stereotypes and gender roles in the sex differences observed i...
This study investigated whether sport may still be regarded as a domain dominated by men and how thi...
Because athletics traditionally has been seen as incompatible with traditional roles for women, fema...
Sexism is often discussed in amateur and professional sport but has rarely been the focus of scienti...
Whether one looks at revenue, investment, or coverage, men’s sports do better than women’s. Many as...
This paper provides an analysis of media portrayals of male and female athletes in the 1984 and the ...
Female athletes have often experienced internal conflict because society still expects them to be pa...
This work took an in depth look at the media’s representations of men and women athletes. The main p...
By relying on literature on counter-stereotypes and media contact, we investigated whether media exp...
In the world of sports, men and women are not viewed as equals by society which has led to the under...