Social Science Quarterly, Volume 70Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1989 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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computed between each stereotype index and attitude toward female ordination , controlling for the other stereotype . Results Table 2 shows the marginal distributions of attitudes toward female ordination by denominational grouping .
computed between each stereotype index and attitude toward female ordination , controlling for the other stereotype . Results Table 2 shows the marginal distributions of attitudes toward female ordination by denominational grouping .
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Because each marriage involves one male and one female , marriage analyses must deal with the so - called " two - sex problem " of demography , the complications that arise because conventional male and female marriage rates ( i.e. ...
Because each marriage involves one male and one female , marriage analyses must deal with the so - called " two - sex problem " of demography , the complications that arise because conventional male and female marriage rates ( i.e. ...
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... All causes Male Female Diseases of the heart ( 390-98 , 402 , 404-29 ) Male Female Malignant neoplasms ( 140-208 ) Male Female Cerebrovascular disease ( 430-38 ) Male Female Accidents ( E800 - E949 ) Male Female Chronic obstructive ...
... All causes Male Female Diseases of the heart ( 390-98 , 402 , 404-29 ) Male Female Malignant neoplasms ( 140-208 ) Male Female Cerebrovascular disease ( 430-38 ) Male Female Accidents ( E800 - E949 ) Male Female Chronic obstructive ...
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Gender Role Stereotypes and Attitudes | 579 |
Discrimination and the Assimilation and Ethnic Competition Perspectives | 594 |
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