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Cross-Cultural Notes

Conceptions of the Opposite-Sex Ideal by International Students in the Netherlands

Judith L. Gibbons Department of Psychology, Saint Louis University, USA
,
Deborah A. Stiles Department of Education, Webster University, The Netherlands
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Christine Morton Webster University, The Netherlands
Pages 859-861 | Received 03 Nov 1988, Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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Juan Diego Estrada, Cristina García-Ael & José Luis Martorell. (2015) Gender differences in adolescents’ choice of heroes and admired adults in five countries. Gender and Education 27:1, pages 69-87.
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JudithL. Gibbons, RandyR. Richter, DeaneC. Wiley & DeborahA. Stiles. (1996) Adolescents' Opposite-Sex Ideal in Four Countries. The Journal of Social Psychology 136:4, pages 531-537.
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Sara Hosseini-Nezhad, Saba Safdar & Lan Anh Nguyen Luu. (2022) Perceptions of gender roles and freedom among Iranian international students in Hungary. Women's Studies International Forum 90, pages 102555.
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Lynette S. Tay & Judith L. Gibbons. (2016) Attitudes Toward Gender Roles Among Adolescents in Singapore. Cross-Cultural Research 32:3, pages 257-278.
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Judith L. Gibbons, Rima Brusi-Figueroa & Sherri L. Fisher. (2016) Gender-Related Ideals of Puerto Rican Adolescents. The Journal of Early Adolescence 17:4, pages 349-370.
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Judith L. Gibbons, Beverly A. Hamby & Wanda D. Dennis. (2016) Researching Gender-Role Ideologies Internationally and Cross-Culturally. Psychology of Women Quarterly 21:1, pages 151-170.
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Judith L. Gibbons, Deborah A. Stiles & Gina M. Shkodriani. (1991) Adolescents' attitudes toward family and gender roles: An international comparison. Sex Roles 25:11-12, pages 625-643.
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