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101	Women Superintendents in the Rural Midwest: Narratives of Challenges and Resilience Strothman, Anne R. 15 May 2023 (has links) No description available. Educational Leadership Gender Gender Studies School Administration Womens Studies women superintendents rural women superintendents intersectional feminist theory women superintendents and gender bias
102	Writing HIStories – a contribution to the study of parental alienation. : Two fathers´ experiences: Rule #1 – Mum is always right. Rule # 2 – If Mum is ever wrong, see Rule # 1. Roswall, Sophie January 2019 (has links) Parental alienation is when one parent denigrates the other to turn their children against that parent, often after a separation or divorce. It is well-documented but poorly understood as a form of domestic abuse. This study explores how one Austrian and one Swedish father experience parental alienation in the wake of false allegations of sex abuse, how they perceive their emotional situation after the separation, how their interactions with their children have been affected and what economic impact this has had on their lives. The study concentrates on white, heterosexual, agnostic men. It is based upon in-depth interviews, and analytically framed within the parental alienation theory. The analysis identified several core themes suggesting the need for better education and training on parental alienation, and strategies to enable effective change to public policies and family law. Parental alienation in-depth interviews Sweden Austria father role false sexual allegations family courts child custody evaluators gender bias Social Sciences Samhällsvetenskap
103	Gender and Sexual Orientation Bias in Categorical and Dimensional Models of Personality Pathology Lily Assaad (12896465) 29 June 2022 (has links) <p>In addition to replicating examinations of gender bias in the diagnosis of all cluster B personality disorders (PDs), this is the first study to examine the extent to which patient sexual orientation biases the diagnosis of antisocial, histrionic, and narcissistic PDs as well as whether or not such sexual orientation bias differs by patient gender. Furthermore, this study is the first to examine how such gender and sexual orientation biases are moderated by (1) the model of personality pathology used (i.e., traditional DSM vs. dimensional Alternate Model of Personality Disorders [AMPD]) and (2) measurement specificity (i.e., global PD measurement vs. symptom-level measurement). To undertake these examinations, it utilized a vignette describing a patient whose gender identification (man or woman) and sexual orientation (heterosexual or gay/lesbian) were experimentally manipulated. Clinicians (<em>N</em>=435) were randomly assigned to examine one of the resultant four vignettes, after which they each completed three measures of personality pathology. Though there was evidence of gender bias, such bias was twice-to-four times as weak as gender bias found in past similar studies. There was no evidence of significant diagnostic bias based on patient sexual orientation and sexual orientation bias did not differ by patient gender. Broadly, neither gender nor sexual orientation bias was moderated by the model of personality pathology underlying the measures used, by the specificity with which the pathology was measured, or by clinician characteristics (i.e., age, gender, sexual orientation, licensure status, race). Results suggest a decrease in gender and sexual orientation bias within experimental contexts relative to that which was found by prior studies. Further examinations should elucidate the mechanisms moderating diagnostic bias. </p> Clinical psychology diagnostic bias gender sexual orientation personality pathology personality disorder AMPD dimensional assessment gender bias sexual orientation bias assessment bias
104	Exploring Media Coverage : A Comparative Analysis of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup and the 2022 FIFA Men's World Cup in Germany Wilke, Philine Sophie January 2024 (has links) This paper explores the disparities in media coverage between men’s and women’s sports. It utilises the media coverage of the German sports news outlet, Sportschau, to examine the differences in terms of language, depth, amount, and framing between the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup. Through a comparative Content analysis, this study aims to uncover disparities in the media coverage of men’s and women’s football in Germany. By using Feminist Media Studies Theory, it seeks to reveal potential biases, inequalities, and differences in the portrayal of gender in sports media. The paper is applying qualitative and quantitative data analysis to gather broader insights to understand different aspects and perspectives of the media coverage. The research reveals enduring gender biases in German sports media. Sexist language was more common in the coverage of the women’s tournament as well as an emphasis of feminine qualities, personal narratives, and struggles. 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup Sports Media Female Athletes Gender Bias Media and Communications Medie- och kommunikationsvetenskap Social Sciences Samhällsvetenskap
105	Frauenliteratur Folie, Sandra 27 April 2017 (has links) (PDF) Frauenliteratur ist ein gattungs- und epochenübergreifend verwendeter Sammelbegriff für die Literatur von/für/über Frauen. Die Definition erfolgt im Gegensatz zur unmarkierten ("Männer"-)Literatur über das Geschlecht der Autor_innen, Leser_innen und Protagonist_innen. Feministische Literaturwissenschaftler_innen haben der Homogenisierung und Marginalisierung der Literatur von oder für Frauen Strategien wie Sichtbarmachung (Frauenliteraturlexika/-geschichten) und Resignifikation ("Neue Frauenliteratur") entgegengesetzt. Clit lit Écriture féminine Feminismus Feministische Literaturtheorie Feministische Literaturwissenschaft Frauenbewegung(en) Frauenliteratur Frauenliteraturgeschichte Frauenroman Gender bias Geschlechterdisparität Geschlechtscharaktere Heteronormativität Literaturlabelling Literaturmarketing Neue Frau Neue Frauenliteratur Othering Postfeminismus Queer Reading Queer Theory Weibliche Ästhetik Wellen (der Frauenbewegung) chick lit ethnic chick lit feminism feminist literary studies women\'s movement gender bias women novel literature ddc:301
106	Development and Gender Inequality / Development and Gender Inequality Lamanna, Francesca 01 July 2010 (has links) No description available. 330 Wirtschaft Economic Sciences Geschlecht Frauen Diskriminierung von Frauen Beschäftigung Bildung Gesundheitswesen Entwicklungsländer Ungleichheit der Geschlechter Entwicklung Gender-Bias Wirtschaftswachstum Kindersterbl gender women women discrimination employment education health care developing countries gender inequalities development gender bias economic growth child mortality India 83.00
107	Frauenliteratur Folie, Sandra 27 April 2017 (has links) Frauenliteratur ist ein gattungs- und epochenübergreifend verwendeter Sammelbegriff für die Literatur von/für/über Frauen. Die Definition erfolgt im Gegensatz zur unmarkierten ('Männer'-)Literatur über das Geschlecht der Autor_innen, Leser_innen und Protagonist_innen. Feministische Literaturwissenschaftler_innen haben der Homogenisierung und Marginalisierung der Literatur von oder für Frauen Strategien wie Sichtbarmachung (Frauenliteraturlexika/-geschichten) und Resignifikation ('Neue Frauenliteratur') entgegengesetzt. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/301 ddc:301
108	Does Sex Discrimination Exist in Faculty Salaries at Western Kentucky University? An Empirical Examination of the Wage Gap Vesey, Reed 01 August 1992 (has links) This thesis examines wage differentials between male and female faculty salaries at Western Kentucky University. A human capital model of salary determination is examined by using regression analysis on relevant personal and job characteristics of faculty members. A large portion of the wage gap between men and women is explained through differences in the personal and job characteristics. A portion of the wage gap remains unexplained, however, the probability of discrimination playing a substantial role in salary is very small. Western Kentucky University Gender Bias Benefits and Compensation Economics Education Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Gender and Sexuality Higher Education Administration Human Resources Management Industrial Organization Labor Economics Social and Behavioral Sciences Sociology Women's Studies Work, Economy and Organizations
109	En genuskodad arbetsplats : En studie om den genuskodade arbetsplatsen ombord på fartyg. / A gender bias workplace : A thesis about the gender bias workplace onboard ships. Hultberg, Frida, Sigertun, Jesper January 2017 (has links) Detta arbete undersöker kvinnors upplevelser av att arbeta på en genuskodad arbetsplats. Syftet med studien är att undersöka om det finns skillnader i hur kvinnor upplever arbetet ombord på fartyg gentemot en genuskodad landbaserad verksamhet. För att besvara syftet genomfördes en kvalitativ undersökning med kvinnor som arbetar på mansdominerade arbetsplatser. Totalt sex intervjuer genomfördes tre med kvinnor som arbetar ombord på fartyg och tre med kvinnor anställda i genuskodade organisationer på land. Resultaten visar att alla respondenter upplevde att det på något sätt påverkar dem att arbeta på en genuskodad arbetsplats. Då respondenternas upplevelser jämfördes med bakgrund av om de arbetade på en landbasserad verksamhet eller ombord på ett fartyg visar resultatet på stora likheter och minimala skillnader. / This research is about womens' experiences of working on a male dominated/gender bias workplace. The object is is to answer how women experience working onboard a ship and if there are any diffrences to a male dominated/gender bias shore based activity. The method used is a qualitative research containing interviews with women in such workplaces. A total of six interviews were carried out with three respondents onboard ships and three respondents ashore. The result shows that it in some way affects that they work on a male dominated/gender bias workplace and there are mostly similarities and minor differences based on if the respondent is working onboard a ship or in shore. Ship Maritime Female Nautical Officer Gender bias workplace Maledominated workplace Fartyg Sjöfart Kvinnlig nautiker Kvinnligt sjöbefäl Genuskodad arbetsplats Mansdominerad arbetsplats Övrig annan teknik
110	Indická rodina v díle Anity Desai / Indian Family in Selected Novels by Anita Desai Kolmanová, Jitka January 2013 (has links) The purpose of this diploma thesis is to analyze the parent-child relationship in selected novels by Anita Desai. The novels chosen for the analysis are Cry, the Peacock; Clear Light of Day; Fire on the Mountain; Fasting, Feasting. The aim of the theoretical part is, firstly, to introduce Anita Desai and her style of writing, secondly, to lay the theoretical basis for further analysis of the attachment between children and their parents. In this part the author presents the Attachment theory, behavioural patterns and parenting styles (authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, uninvolved). The theoretical part is concluded by a portrait of Indian society and typical Indian family structure - the environment in which Desai's protagonists live. The practical part consists of thorough analysis of the selected novels. The analysis shows Desai's tendency to portray such parenting styles that instil insecurity in children. The results prove that these approaches to raising a child affect the personality development negatively. It was interesting to find out that gender bias influences not only the life-path and self-concept of the protagonists but also the quality of their relationship with their parents.

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