When lakisha does not get a promotion she was expecting, she asks her supervisor to explain what happened. he tells her that the partners in the firm felt that the promotion would have created a lot of pressure on her and they wanted to protect her from that. the partners' evaluation of lakisha reflects which stereotype of women?

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Marlene Mann

24 December, 03:38

When lakisha does not get a promotion she was expecting, she asks her supervisor to explain what happened. he tells her that the partners in the firm felt that the promotion would have created a lot of pressure on her and they wanted to protect her from that. the partners' evaluation of lakisha reflects which stereotype of women?

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Linda Ferrell · Answer 1

The stereotype that women are fragile and can not handle pressure like men can. They are not capable of being under stress and being able to manage work properly, according to the stereotype.

Yosef Sherman · Answer 2

The partners' evaluation of lakisha reflects "child" stereotype of women.

In social psychology, a stereotype refers to any thoughts that are about particular sorts of people or certain methods for carrying on expected to speak to the whole gathering of those people or practices as a whole. These thoughts or convictions might possibly precisely reflect reality. In psychology and across other disciplines, distinctive conceptualizations and hypotheses of stereotyping exist, on occasion sharing shared traits, and in addition containing conflicting components.