Measuring Sex Stereotypes: A Thirty-Nation Study by John E. Williams
`The most extensive review currently available of sex stereotypes in cross-cultural perspective.' -- Choice, July/August 1983
`...Williams and Best bring to the study a decade of research experience on sex-related stereotypes, reflected in a book that makes important reading for professionals and students of measurements, cross-cultural psychology, women's studies, childhood socialization, education, and the social sciences in gerneral.' -- Resources for Feminist Research
`Measuring Sex Stereotypes does a very good job of providing a conceptual framework for future cross-cultural studies and, it is to be hoped, will stimulate more cross-cultural research.' -- The Annals of the American Academy, Vol 472, March 1984
`This book is highly recommended also for its wealth of related information; discussions of ongoing research projects, speculations about the significance of such variables as religion in shaping sex stereotypes, and the excellent eleven page bibliography at the end.' -- Journal of psychology and Theology, Spring 1985, Vol 13 No 1