Title:	The Social Psychology of Gender
Authors:	A. Rudman, Laurie Susan T. fiske
Keywords:	Interpersonal relations
Issue Date:	2008
Publisher:	The Guilford Press
Description:	Each of us interacts on a daily basis with both women and men. From personal experience, we all know a tremendous amount about gender relations, although often what we know is implicit, something we cannot fully articulate. This book aims to help readers look at this well-trod territory with fresh eyes, providing conceptual tools as well as a foundation of empirical facts about gender. Although some of this material may confirm common sense, we hope that this book will do much more than that. Indeed, the success of the book can be judged by how many times you, the reader, thinks “Ah, so that’s why . . .” as you experience a moment of insight into otherwise puzzling events in your own life. In other words, although the gender-related phenomena discussed here may be highly recognizable, the purpose of this book is not merely to describe but to explain and make sense of people’s daily experiences with gender, using the scientific tools of social psychology.
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/46836
ISBN:	978-1-59385-825-4
Appears in Collections:	Gender

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