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Evolution of occupational gender stereotypes over time and age
Occupational gender stereotypes are widely held beliefs about which jobs are typically performed by men or women. They affect important aspects of work life, from career interests to perceived competence. Previous research focused on collecting explicit measurements of these stereotypes enabling the
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