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Special Issue

Gender Stereotypes in the Media

Psychology of Popular Media
January 2015
(Vol.4, No.1)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-2026-7
Item #
6000405
Format
PDF

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American Psychological Association. (2015). Gender Stereotypes in the Media. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/ppm/6000405

This issue helps answer research questions about how gender is represented in entertainment sources through a lineup of media literacy research that analyzed female stereotypes in TV, movies, video games, and music.

Table of contents

Editors' Introduction to the 2015 Special Issue, Gender Stereotypes in the Media
Page 1
Kaufman, James C.; Sumerson, Joanne Broder

College Women's Reflections on Media Representations of Empowerment
Pages 2–17
Brinkman, Britney G.; Khan, Aliya; Jedinak, Allison; Vetere, Lauren

"Hot" Girls and "Cool Dudes": Examining the Prevalence of the Heterosexual Script in American Children's Television Media
Pages 18–30
Kirsch, Alexandra C.; Murnen, Sarah K.

Embodying the Moral Code? Thirty Years of Final Girls in Slasher Films
Pages 31–46
Weaver, Angela D.; Ménard, A. Dana; Cabrera, Christine; Taylor, Angela

Sex-Box: Exposure to Sexist Video Games Predicts Benevolent Sexism
Pages 47–55
Stermer, S. Paul; Burkley, Melissa

Changing the Track in Music and Misogyny: Listening to Music With Pro-Equality Lyrics Improves Attitudes and Behavior Toward Women
Pages 56–67
Greitemeyer, Tobias; Hollingdale, Jack; Traut-Mattausch, Eva