The effects of food and gender on interpersonal perceptions
Male and female subjects provided ratings of personal traits, femininity and masculinity, and total caloric consumption for a female or a male target based on the type of diet she or he allegedly consumed. Results are discussed in terms of the different underlying expectations held for males and fem...
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| description | Male and female subjects provided ratings of personal traits, femininity and masculinity, and total caloric consumption for a female or a male target based on the type of diet she or he allegedly consumed. Results are discussed in terms of the different underlying expectations held for males and females when food consumption is involved during the impression formation process. (Original abstract-amended) |
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