Psychology of Women Quarterly · 1998 · 26 citations · 7 references
Social SciencesOrganizational BehaviorPsychologyDiscriminationGenderWomen's StudiesGender And WorkGender BiasGender DiscriminationSex DiscriminationWorkplace BiasWorkplace DiscriminationGender Occupational StereotypesGender Prejudice MeasurementOccupational Gender StereotypesOccupational Sex StereotypesWorkplace Gender DiscriminationWorkplace Gender InequalityWorkplace Sexism
Surveys of 14 African American and 30 White women firefighters support reliability and validity claims for the Sexist Discrimination in the Workplace subscale of the Schedule of Sexist Events, developed by Klonoff and Landrine (1995). The more sexist events at work these women reported in the past year, the lower the perceived valuation of respondents by coworkers and the greater the job stresses associated with token status, with being a pioneering woman and with being treated differently.
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