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Essay Instructions: The proposal should be about 15 pages in length (APA manuscript pages). It should propose an empirical study that examines gender stereotypes and the adaptive role of feedback preferences.

Specifically, the current research examines how gender stereotypes affect working adults? feedback preferences in the context of training. Based on Social Role theory (Eagly, 1987), this paper theorizes why these preferences are socially adaptive. Social Role theory (Eagly, 1987) predicts that male participants will prefer feedback which is consistent with male stereotypes and that female participants will prefer feedback which is consistent with female stereotypes. I hypothesize that female participants will report feeling most satisfied when they receive gender-consistent feedback regarding their leadership style (democratic and interpersonally-oriented) and that male participants will report feeling most satisfied when they receive gender-consistent feedback regarding their leadership style (autocratic and task-oriented). Preferring feedback which is consistent with gender stereotypes is more socially acceptable than preferring feedback which is inconsistent with gender stereotypes. By preferring feedback which is consistent with gender stereotypes, one is accepting social norms and socially prescribed roles. Accepting these creates smooth social interaction, which is socially adaptive.

The paper should include the following: (a) Introduction: present the issue, the question, and the relevant prior work; (b) Methods: outline how the experiment or model would be designed (c) Hypothetical Results: interpret the different possible outes of the experiment or model; and (d) General Discussion: speculate on follow-up work, and/or implications for applications.


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Essay Instructions: How do the gender stereotypes presented by advertisements affect men and women (you could discuss how Body Images is affected,or how male-female relationships are affected, etc)Make sure to describe the gender stereotypes and how you know that they are stereotypes.

1.I want to present my thesis statement at the end of the introduction.
2.Each paragraph begins with a clear topic sentence that offers the controlling idea of the paragraph.
3.Finish paragraphs by using a transition/concluding sentence which reconnects to the thesis.
Please attach an outline of this research paper including a title.
Thanks

Essay Instructions: identify and explain one significant cause of gender stereotype. Cite evidence of this cause from all three essays.

Essay Instructions: The paper is on the story of Baby X by Lois Gould. One other academic journal source is also required to be incorporated into the paper that goes along with that topic. Here is a list of the specific questions to be answered:
What is the difference between sex and gender?
How does our appearance affect our gender identity? How does it affect others' perception of our gender?
How do adults respond/react to infants based on assumed sex?
Why are young boys more pressured to conform to gender stereotypes than older males?
How do the worlds of young/school age boys and girls differ?
DO gender stereotypes exist? If so, are they positive or negative? What impact have gender stereotypes had on your life?
Lastly, what are your thoughts? In thinking of your own child, would you have done something like this? Why or why not? Would you consider raising a bay X?

I would like to come from the point of view of having children and not being able to do it. I don't believe in subjecting children to testing of any kind even if they are unaware of it.