男性异性恋是否比女性异性恋更不稳定?跨部门、跨种族、跨性别分析。

IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL
Christopher D Petsko, Stefan Vogler
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摘要

人们认为男性的阳刚之气比女性的阴柔之气更不稳定,或者说更容易失去。在本文中,我们研究了(a)男性的异性恋是否同样被认为比女性的异性恋更不稳定,如果是,(b)当相关目标是黑人而不是白人时,这种效应是否会被夸大。为了探究这些问题,我们进行了三次实验(其中一次是对美国成年人进行概率抽样,总人数 = 3,811),让参与者阅读目标人物是否有单一同性性行为。结果显示,当男性有(与没有)同性性行为时,参与者对男性异性恋的质疑多于对女性异性恋的质疑。令人惊讶的是,这些影响并没有受到目标对象是黑人还是白人的调节。本研究根据最近的交叉刻板印象模型对结果进行了解释。
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Is Men's Heterosexuality Perceived as More Precarious Than Women's? An Intersectional, Race-by-Gender Analysis.

People perceive men's masculinity to be more precarious, or easier to lose, than women's femininity. In the present article, we investigated (a) whether men's heterosexuality is likewise perceived to be more precarious than women's, and if so, (b) whether this effect is exaggerated when the targets in question are Black rather than White. To investigate these questions, we conducted three experiments (one of which was conducted on a probability-based sample of U.S. adults; total N = 3,811) in which participants read about a target person who either did or did not engage in a single same-sex sexual behavior. Results revealed that participants questioned the heterosexuality of men more than the heterosexuality of women when they engaged (vs. did not engage) in same-sex sexual behavior. Surprisingly, these effects were not moderated by whether targets were Black versus White. Results are interpreted in light of recent models of intersectional stereotyping.

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期刊介绍: The Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin is the official journal for the Society of Personality and Social Psychology. The journal is an international outlet for original empirical papers in all areas of personality and social psychology.
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