Children's sex-related stereotyping of colors
Children were presented with 6 toy animals, identical except for colour, and were asked to identify the sex of each animal and to select a favourite. Both sex identifications and toy preferences were highly consistent with adult colour stereotypes. Demonstrated that clothing colour influences childr...
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| description | Children were presented with 6 toy animals, identical except for colour, and were asked to identify the sex of each animal and to select a favourite. Both sex identifications and toy preferences were highly consistent with adult colour stereotypes. Demonstrated that clothing colour influences children's impressions of other children whose sex is known. Indicated that the effects of stereotyping based on colour are modest. (Abstract amended) |
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