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Gwendolyn L. Gerber

Affiliations: 
City University of New York, New York, NY, United States 
Area:
Criminology and Penology, Social Psychology, Community College Education
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Cathryn F. Lavery grad student 2005 CUNY
Kim M. Marino grad student 2006 CUNY

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Gerber GL. (2009) Status, personality, and gender stereotyping: Response to commentators Sex Roles. 61: 352-360
Gerber GL. (2009) Status and the gender stereotyped personality traits: Toward an integration Sex Roles. 61: 297-316
Gerber GL, Cherneski L. (2006) Sexual aggression toward women: reducing the prevalence. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 1087: 35-46
Gerber GL, Cronin JM, Steigman HJ. (2004) Attributions of Blame in Sexual Assault to Perpetrators and Victims of Both Genders1 Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 34: 2149-2165
Gerber GL. (2004) Book Review: War and Gender: How Gender Shapes the War System and Vice Versa. Joshua S. Goldstein, Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press; 2001. 523 pp. $39.95 Sex Roles. 50: 141-142
Correll SJ, Gerber GL. (2002) Women and Men Police Officers: Status, Gender, and Personality Contemporary Sociology. 31: 168
Gerber GL. (1996) Status in Same-Gender and Mixed-Gender Police Dyads: Effects on Personality Attributions Social Psychology Quarterly. 59: 350
Morey N, Gerber GL. (1995) Two Types of Competitiveness: Their Impact on the Perceived Interpersonal Attractiveness of Women and Men1 Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 25: 210-222
Gerber GL. (1991) Gender stereotypes and power: Perceptions of the roles in violent marriages. Sex Roles. 24: 439-458
Gerber GL. (1990) Social Acceptability of Hypothetical Married Couples and Their Relationships The Journal of Psychology. 124: 575-586
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