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Assessing interventions for reducing gender-based occupational stereotypes: A multi-method study comparing the Implicit Association Test to indirect and explicit measures of stereotypes, and an examination of sex roles and entity versus incremental lay theories of social perception

Matheus, Carolyn C. State University of New York at Albany ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 2010. 3443893.