The hypothesis that gender-related socialization processes underlie differences between men and women on a number of variables has been investigated in a number of ways.
These factors include;
Childhood sex abuse
Adult abuse
Socialization to lower sense of mastery
Socialization to lower self esteem
Socialization to greater dependence
Socialization towards greater passivity/lower assertiveness
See also[]
Depression in women: Gender-related socialization
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