Why Men are the Way They are: The Male-female DynamicMcGraw-Hill, 1986 - 403 pages |
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Page 97
... pressure on himself- as if that pressure were in isolation . Has the pressure to be a Superman diminished now that women are working and don't need rescuing ? The answer is made clear in Superman II , in which , as in Flashdance , a man ...
... pressure on himself- as if that pressure were in isolation . Has the pressure to be a Superman diminished now that women are working and don't need rescuing ? The answer is made clear in Superman II , in which , as in Flashdance , a man ...
Page 289
... pressures . Socialization is pressure . Men are neither better nor worse than women - both sexes respond to the pressures that are aimed at them . In this way we are all equal . One of the fascinating parts about men is our tendency to ...
... pressures . Socialization is pressure . Men are neither better nor worse than women - both sexes respond to the pressures that are aimed at them . In this way we are all equal . One of the fascinating parts about men is our tendency to ...
Page 295
... pressure attached . All of this can help us understand why even though most women work , the pressure on them to make a quick change — or else — is rarely as great . The pressure on men creates both fragile egos , of which we are well ...
... pressure attached . All of this can help us understand why even though most women work , the pressure on them to make a quick change — or else — is rarely as great . The pressure on men creates both fragile egos , of which we are well ...
Contents
Men Have the PowerWhy Would They | 3 |
PART | 12 |
The Message the | 26 |
Copyright | |
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