When Civic Virtue isn’t Seen as Virtuous: The Effect of Gender Stereotyping on Civic Virtue Expectations for Women

Author： Chiaburu Dan Sawyer Katina Smith Troy Brown Nicolas Harris T.

ISSN： 0360-0025

Source： Sex Roles, Vol.70, Iss.5-6, 2014-03, pp. : 183-194

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