Reconceptualizing the Sexual Double Standard

By R. Milhausen, E. Herold. 2002

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Confirmation Bias and the Sexual Double Standard (2006, background): “In contemporary Western society it is widely believed that sexual behavior is evaluated differently depending on whether a man or a woman engages in it (Milhausen & Herold, 2001).”
The Sexual Double Standard: Fact or Fiction? (2005, background): “The sexual double standard seems to be a ubiquitous phenomenon in contemporary society; one recent survey revealed that 85% of people believe that a double standard exists in our culture (Marks, 2002; see also Milhausen & Herold, 2001).”
Feminism Between the Sheets: Sexual Attitudes Among Feminists, Nonfeminists, and Egalitarians (2007, background): “Quinn and Radtke (2006) also noted that women embraced egalitarian values or lifestyles (e.g., having a male partner be a stay-at-home parent); however, it was done in a way that “individualizes feminist identity and carries no ethical obligation to work publicly for others’ equality” (p. 196). Such”
Common vs. Uncommon Sexual Acts: Evidence for the Sexual Double Standard (2009, background): “In conclusion, the common belief (Milhausen & Herold 2001) and recent empirical work (Marks & Fraley 2007) that argues for the continued existence of a SDS was confirmed.”