Sex Role Conformity in Homosexual and Heterosexual Males.
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| Title: | Sex Role Conformity in Homosexual and Heterosexual Males. |
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| Authors: | Bernard, Larry Craig, Epstein, David J. |
| Source: | Journal of Personality Assessment. Oct1978, Vol. 42 Issue 5, p505. 7p. |
| Subjects: | Gender role testing, Psychology of gay men, Heterosexual men, Psychology |
| Abstract: | Nine principal components were extracted from the scores of 26 homosexual and 26 heterosexual males matched on age, education, occupation status, and sampling frame on Adjective Check List, Bem Sex Role Inventory, Chapin Social Insight Test, Experience Inventory, and Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire scales selected to represent a variety of "masculine" and "feminine" sex role attributes. The four most general varimax factors, accounting for 48% of the total variance, were: I) "Feminine Openness," II) "Masculine Boldness," III) "Reflection," and IV) "Novelty Seeking." Factor scores were constructed and indicated that the homosexual sample was significantly more identified with Factor I (p < .00l; 17% of total variance). There was no significant difference between the samples on Factor II, nor on the remaining two general factors which were not sex typed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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