The Structure of the Bem Sex Role Inventory: A Summary Report of 23 Validation Studies

By Namok Choi, D. Fuqua. 2003

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Subfields: Gender Studies, Social Psychology

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Exploratory and Confirmatory Studies of the Structure of the Bem Sex Role Inventory Short Form With Two Divergent Samples (2009, background): “The purpose of this study was to examine the underlying dimensionality of masculine and feminine items on the short form of the BSRI to explore whether the same general structures observed by Choi and Fuqua (2003) using the long form would emerge.”
Gender and race differences in leader behaviour preferences in South Africa (2005, methodology): “Research using the Bem Sex Role Inventory also indicates that leadership behaviour explicitly defined in two items is typically viewed as a masculine trait (Bem, 1981; Holt and Ellis, 1998; Campbell et al., 1997; Choi and Fuqua, 2003).”
Gender Differences in Environmental Concern: Reevaluating Gender Socialization (2016, background): “Researchers further show that contemporary American men are more involved in supportive secondary care roles relative to earlier generations (Choi and Marks 2006), and that particular groups of men (e.g., elderly), actively embrace caregiving orientations and behaviors (see Connell 2000; Russell 200”
Young People's Musical Taste: Relationship With Gender and Gender‐Related Traits1 (2008, unknown): “Choi and Fuqua (2003) summarized the ﬁndings from 23 studies of the factor structure of the BSRI and supported this conclusion: The femininity scale measures personality traits relating to female-stereotyped emotional expression and communality, while the mas-culinity scale measures…”