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3. Religion’s role in the illusion of gender equality: Supraliminal and subliminal religious priming increases benevolent sexism

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UCL - SSH/IPSY - Psychological Sciences Research Institute, Haggard, Megan C., Kaelen, Rob, Saroglou, Vassilis, Klein, Olivier, Rowatt, Wade C., UCL - SSH/IPSY - Psychological Sciences Research Institute, Haggard, Megan C., Kaelen, Rob, Saroglou, Vassilis, Klein, Olivier, and Rowatt, Wade C.

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Sexism has deep roots in human history, including most religious traditions. Many religious organizations and traditions, including Judeo-Christian beliefs, subtly approve of and espouse sexism. Previous research has detailed how religiosity and sexism, particularly benevolent sexism, are positively correlated. Given these connections, we examined whether supraliminal or subliminal religious priming influences reported benevolent and hostile sexism in Belgium (Experiments 1-2) and the U.S (Experiments 3-4). Across four experiments, priming Judeo-Christian concepts increased self-reported benevolent sexism. In addition, differentiating types of religious primes into sub-groups of religious agent, religious institution, and spiritual words revealed that exposure to religious agent primes resulted in higher levels of benevolent sexism compared to other groups (Experiment 4). These results provide empirical evidence that religion can act to bolster benevolent sexist ideals, which reinforce an unequal relationship between men and women.

Published
2019

4. Religion's role in the illusion of gender equality: Religious priming increases benevolent sexism

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Haggard, Megan, Kaelen, Rob, Saroglou, Vassilis, Klein, Olivier, and Rowatt, Wade

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Psychologie sociale expérimentale, religion, sexism, priming, gender equality
Abstract

Sexism has deep roots in human history, including most religious traditions. Many religiousorganizations and traditions, including Judeo-Christian beliefs, subtly approve of and espousesexism. Previous research has detailed how religiosity and sexism, particularly benevolentsexism, are positively correlated. Given these connections, we examined whether supraliminal orsubliminal religious priming influences reported benevolent and hostile sexism in Belgium(Experiments 1-2) and the U.S (Experiments 3-4). Across four experiments, priming JudeoChristianconcepts increased self-reported benevolent sexism. In addition, differentiating types ofreligious primes into sub-groups of religious agent, religious institution, and spiritual wordsrevealed that exposure to religious agent primes resulted in higher levels of benevolent sexismcompared to other groups (Experiment 4). These results provide empirical evidence that religioncan act to bolster benevolent sexist ideals, which reinforce an unequal relationship between menand women., info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2018

5. Is Using a Form Processing Application Cost Saving? A Real-life Example

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Danhier, Julien, Kaelen, Rob, Martin, Emilie, Alarcon-Henriquez, Alejandra, Jacobs, Dirk, Danhier, Julien, Kaelen, Rob, Martin, Emilie, Alarcon-Henriquez, Alejandra, and Jacobs, Dirk

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A form processing application (such as HP TeleForm) allows transforming scanned forms in an electronic format. The aim of the contribution is to present the whole development of such a solution in a practical project where the team had no previous knowledge on this matter. We discuss the advantages and the limits of the approach, the changes in the way the questionnaire is designed and the data collected. Its costs are also addressed (licenses, hardware, workforce). Moreover, we present the duration of each step of the encoding phase. Finally, the quality of the process is assessed and discussed., info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2017

7. Teacher sorting in the French speaking community of Belgium.

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EARLI 2016 Joint Conference sigs 18&23: "Closing the gap?" (University of Oslo), Danhier, Julien, Martin, Emilie, Alarcon-Henriquez, Alejandra, Kaelen, Rob, Jacobs, Dirk, EARLI 2016 Joint Conference sigs 18&23: "Closing the gap?" (University of Oslo), Danhier, Julien, Martin, Emilie, Alarcon-Henriquez, Alejandra, Kaelen, Rob, and Jacobs, Dirk

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Published
2016

8. Ségrégation intra-établissement en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.

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Congrès AREF 2016 "A quelles questions cherchons-nous réponse ?" (Mons), Danhier, Julien, Martin, Emilie, Alarcon-Henriquez, Alejandra, Kaelen, Rob, Jacobs, Dirk, Congrès AREF 2016 "A quelles questions cherchons-nous réponse ?" (Mons), Danhier, Julien, Martin, Emilie, Alarcon-Henriquez, Alejandra, Kaelen, Rob, and Jacobs, Dirk

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info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished

Published
2016

10. Psychologie culturelle et interculturelle de la religion

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UCL - SSH/IPSY - Psychological Sciences Research Institute, Saroglou, Vassilis, Cohen, Adam B., Kaelen, Rob, UCL - SSH/IPSY - Psychological Sciences Research Institute, Saroglou, Vassilis, Cohen, Adam B., and Kaelen, Rob

Published
2015

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