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Gender Bias in Psychological Practice

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by RA Lomax
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The shows bias as it reflects - centered norms and overlooks gender . et al . ( 1970 ) found equated mental health with male traits , women , while Loring and ( 1988 ) showed diagnoses by both clinician and gender . Such and neglect of gender - specific factors diagnostic and increase .

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Milgram ? s experiment demonstrates gender bias through bias , as it was conducted almost entirely with participants and to all people . This ignores potential gender in obedience influenced by or emotional responses , meaning the findings may not accurately women ? s behaviour under authority . It limits the of its findings and overlooks gendered influences on obedience , reinforcing assumptions and leading to research and that may not fully women ? s experiences .

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The Stanford Experiment demonstrates gender bias through bias , as it used only participants but the results to people , ignoring potential gender differences in responses to , conformity , and power . This limits , overlooks gender differences in responses to authority and aggression , male - centred , and risks shaping policies or that may not be effective or for women .

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