5. Activity: Subject 1
O How do you picture the participant?
O Example for male subjects: broad
shoulders, brown eyes, tall, ethnicity
(Hispanic, African-American, Latino,
Asian, etc.), short, fat, skinny, ambitious,
determined, athletic, lazy, etc.
O Be Specific!!!
5Elen
7. Activity: Subject 2
O How do you picture the participant?
O Example for male subjects: broad
shoulders, brown eyes, tall, ethnicity
(Hispanic, African-American, Latino,
Asian, etc.), short, fat, skinny, ambitious,
determined, athletic, lazy, etc.
O Be Specific!!!
7Elen
9. Activity: Subject 3
O How do you picture the participant?
O Example for male subjects: broad
shoulders, brown eyes, tall, ethnicity
(Hispanic, African-American, Latino,
Asian, etc.), short, fat, skinny, ambitious,
determined, athletic, lazy, etc.
O Be Specific!!!
9Maira
11. Activity: Subject 4
O How do you picture the participant?
O Example for female subjects: blonde or
brunette, tall, short, fat, skinny, brown
eyes, ethnicity (Hispanic, African-
American, Latino, Asian, etc.), athletic,
lazy, ambitious, determined, etc.
O Be Specific!!!
11Sarina
13. Activity: Subject 5
O How do you picture the participant?
O Example for female subjects: blonde or
brunette, tall, short, fat, skinny, brown
eyes, ethnicity (Hispanic, African-
American, Latino, Asian, etc.), athletic,
lazy, ambitious, determined, etc.
O Be Specific!!!
13Diana
15. Activity: Subject 6
O How do you picture the participant?
O Example for female subjects: blonde or
brunette, tall, short, fat, skinny, brown
eyes, ethnicity (Hispanic, African-
American, Latino, Asian, etc.), athletic,
lazy, ambitious, determined, etc.
O Be Specific!!!
15Katrina
19. Research Study: The
Facts
O Study 2 & 3
O Where: University of Colorado at
Boulder
O When: June 6, 2006
O Why: To prove that people make gender-
stereotypes based on how people sound or
talk
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20. Research Study: The
Facts
O Study 2
O Who: 74 undergraduate students (20
male/20 female)
O What: Participants read 8 passages
20Maira
21. Research Study: The
Facts
O Study 3
O Who: 38 undergraduate students (28
female/ 10 male)
O What: 30 voice recordings (15
female/15 male)
21Diana
24. Research Study:
Connection
O Mind
O Birth – Lack “Mind” and “Self”
O Developed through language
O Self
O Judging their “Me”
O Society
O Relate past or current relationships
24Sarina
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Groningen, the Netherlands and University of Colorado at Boulder, 6 June 2006.
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O McGlone, Matthew S., and Abigail R. Pfiester. "Access to Restricted Resources."
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