Implicit Occupational Stereotypes is a psychological construct representing unconscious associations between social groups and specific occupations, distinct from explicit beliefs by virtue of being automatically activated and resistant to introspective awareness.
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Schema-triggered Affect: Applications to Social Perception
Susan T. Fiske · 2014 · 209 citations
Occupational sex stereotypes among college students
Michael J. White, Theresa Kruczek, Michael T. Brown et al. · Journal of Vocational Behavior · 1989 · 75 citations
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