COVID-19 is feminine : grammatical gender influences danger perceptions and precautionary behavioral intentions by activating gender stereotypes
Year of publication: |
2022
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Authors: | Mecit, Alican ; Shrum, L. J. ; Lowrey, Tina M. |
Published in: |
Journal of consumer psychology : JCP ; the official journal of the Society for Consumer Psychology. - Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, ISSN 1532-7663, ZDB-ID 2021876-X. - Vol. 32.2022, 2, p. 316-325
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Subject: | COVID-19 | Cross-cultural research | Gender | Gendered language | Linguistics | Risk perceptions | Stereotypes | Geschlecht | Coronavirus | Wahrnehmung | Perception | Sprache | Language | Linguistik | Risikopräferenz | Risk attitude |
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