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    The document summarizes the results of a survey about sexist stereotypes. 52 people responded to questions about stereotypes regarding gender roles in education, physical appearance, and emotions. The survey found that respondents from some Asian countries still believe that men have priority in education access. Both women and men were more likely to value women's appearance over their skills. A majority of respondents believed that women are more sensitive and men more rational when it comes to emotions. In conclusion, while people may disagree with them, sexist stereotypes still influence society today.

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    Are Sexist Stereotypes Still Relevant in Our Society?

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    The document summarizes the results of a survey about sexist stereotypes. 52 people responded to questions about stereotypes regarding gender roles in education, physical appearance, and emotions. The survey found that respondents from some Asian countries still believe that men have priority in education access. Both women and men were more likely to value women's appearance over their skills. A majority of respondents believed that women are more sensitive and men more rational when it comes to emotions. In conclusion, while people may disagree with them, sexist stereotypes still influence society today.

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    Are sexist stereotypes still relevant in our society?

    Most of us believe in equality between women and men but ...

    But... do we believe what we say?

    What is a stereotype?

    Do we agree with them? Has culture / origin / religion any influence on them?

    Contents: How was the survey done?

    What did I expect to find?


    What did I find?

    Analysis
    Conclusions

    How was the survey done?


    Survey uploaded to Google Drive 9 questions about most common stereotypes

    52 answers

    What did I expect to find? Do people still believe in sexist stereotypes? Do men agree more with them? Role of Western / Asian culture? Religious Background will affect?

    What did I find?

    Do men have priority in acces to higher education in your country?

    Korean Vietnamese

    Korean Vietnamese

    Yes Yes

    33% 37%

    No No

    67% 63%

    Are women valued more for their physical appearance rather than for their professional skills?

    Women Men

    Yes Yes

    38% 60%

    No No

    62% 40%

    Does physical appearance play the same role for men?

    Women Men

    Yes Yes

    21% 40%

    No No

    89% 60%

    When talking about emotions, do you think women are more sensitive and men are more rational?

    Women Men

    Yes Yes

    71% 80%

    No No

    29% 20%

    Analysis

    Asian Countries: residual main role of men in education.


    No correlation with gender

    50 % Atheist: No dependance on religion was found

    Conclusions
    We may not like them but...

    ... sexist stereotypes influence us

    Are sexist stereotypes still relevant in our society?

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