Transformations: Women, Gender and Psychology

Transformations: Women, Gender and Psychology

This groundbreaking text presents a framework for understanding how the lives of all people are shaped by gender. Instead of presenting gender as a collection of individual traits, Transformations presents gender as a social system that is used to categorize people and is linked to power and status. Mary Crawford's readable and lively style, and her presentation of a balance of classic and cutting-edge research, provide an engaging overview of the psychology of women and gender.

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Country	USA
Author	Mary Crawford
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	2
EISBN	9780077432959
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	Humanities & Social Science
Manufacturer	Humanities & Social Science
NumberOfPages	449
PublicationDate	2011-12-01
Publisher	Humanities & Social Science
ReleaseDate	2011-12-01
Studio	Humanities & Social Science

Transformations: Women, Gender and Psychology

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