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gender role strain paradigm: a standalone construct

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Masculinity studies

the view that gender roles are contradictory and inconsistent, so that violating or even meeting them can cause psychological strain.

In masculinity studies, gender role strain paradigm refers to the view that gender roles are contradictory and inconsistent, so that violating or even meeting them can cause psychological strain. This meaning comes from Pleck (1981) in The myth of masculinity.[1]

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References

Pleck, J. H. (1981). The myth of masculinity. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262160810

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