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자기 긍정성과 성 교정관념: 무엇이 여성에게 우선적인가?

Self-Positivity Bias or Gender Stereotype: Which is Primary for Women?

초록

이 연구는 성 고정관념과 자기 긍정성이 여성들의 자아해석과 여성․남성에 대한 해석과 판단에 어떻게 반영되는지를 보기 위해, 성 고정관념이 높은 여대생 37명과 낮은 여대생 35명에게 명시적 검사와 암묵적 연합검사를 실시하여 비교하였다. 명시적인 검사 결과, 자아해석에는 두 집단 모두 성 고정관념을 반영하였고, 특히 긍정적인 성 고정관념의 내용을 반영하였다. 그러나 여성집단에 대한 판단 시에는 고정관념 저 집단은 전반적으로 고정관념을 덜 적용할 뿐 아니라 부정적인 고정관념을 더 거부하였고, 남성집단에 대한 판단에서는 고정관념 고 집단은 긍정적 고정관념을 수용하지만, 고정관념 저 집단은 부정적 고정관념을 수용하였다. 반면 암묵적인 연합검사(IAT)를 통해 밝혀진 것은 성 고정관념과 자아 긍정성이 모두 고정관념 고저 집단간 차이없이 자동적으로 일어나지만, 성 고정관념보다는 자아 긍정성이 더 우선해서 작용한다는 것이다. 이러한 결과는 자기 일관성, 우호적 성 차별주의, 자기 이행적 예언효과와 관련하여 논의되었다.

keywords
self-positivity, self-consistency, gender-stereotype, self-fulfilling prophecy, self-positivity, self-consistency, gender-stereotype, self-fulfilling prophecy, 자기 긍정성, 자기 일관성, 성 고정관념, 자기 이행적 예언효과

Abstract

This study was intended to investigate the effects of gender-stereotypes and self-positivity bias on Korean women's self-construals and in-group and out-group perceptions. The results of explicit questionnaire which we developed to measure perceptions of male and female and self-construals showed that positive gender-stereotypes made effects on self-construals and in-group perception. But the results of IAT showed that even gender-stereotypes and self-positivity bias were automatically activated, self-positivity was prior to gender-stereotypes. The results were discussed in terms of self-consistency, self-protect and self-fulfilling prophecy.

keywords
self-positivity, self-consistency, gender-stereotype, self-fulfilling prophecy, self-positivity, self-consistency, gender-stereotype, self-fulfilling prophecy, 자기 긍정성, 자기 일관성, 성 고정관념, 자기 이행적 예언효과

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