According to ambivalent sexism theory (Glick & Fiske, 1996), the coexistence of gendered
power differences and mutual interdependence creates two apparently opposing but …

This work examined whether the endorsement of the culturally idealized form of masculinity—
hegemonic masculinity (HM)—accounted for unique variance in men's and women's support …

Why do women sometimes support systems of male privilege that clearly undercut the
interests of their gender group? According to some explanations from the social identity …

In the context of heterosexual relationships, the sexual double standard (SDS) leads to a
more negative assessment of women than men when they exhibit the same sexual behavior …

Given all that we have learned about bias and injustice, what can we do—and what should
we do—to fight back? Chapter 12 introduces empirically-tested interventions for combating …

What counts as discrimination? Sometimes an event has to be a deliberate act of hate
before it is described as discrimination. Sometimes “discrimination” can include much more …

Based on fieldwork and interviews during the run-up to the 2016 election, we examine how
Trump supporters vilified Hillary Clinton as a bitch. We first analyze how Trump rally …

The applicability of system justification theory (SJT) in Japan, where political contexts differ
from those in Western countries, was evaluated in this study. SJT explains the psychological …

When accused of wrongdoing, a sexual assault perpetrator may express atonement, ie, he
may acknowledge harm done, take responsibility, and make amends. Anecdotal …

Drawing on the literature on system justification, I argue that the fate of female candidates in
the US is tied to whether the election is occurring in relatively good or bad times. Using an …