Guidelines for nonsexist use of language

Interpreting and Communication in Healthcare · Psychology

• Foundations for a Chicano Social Psychology

  Raymond T Garza, Jack P Lipton•Chicano psychology•1984

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• Can Gender-Fair Language Reduce Gender Stereotyping and Discrimination?

  Open Access•Sabine Sczesny, Magdalena Formanowicz et al.•Frontiers in Psychology•2016

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• Nonsexist Language Use in Transition

  Open Access•Barbara Bate•Journal of Communication•1978

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• Social/Personality Psychology in Context

  Open Access•Robert J Smith•Theory & Psychology•1999

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• An analysis of classic arguments against changing sexist language

  Open Access•Maija S Blaubergs•Women s Studies International…•1980

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• Guidelines for Nonethnocentric Use of Language

  Open Access•Robert J Smith•Social Behavior and Personality…•1983

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• Underrepresentation of Female Referents as Pronouns, Examples and Pictures in Introductory College Textbooks

  Open Access•H S Bertilson, D K Springer et al.•Psychological Reports•1982

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• Gender Biases in Textbooks for Introductory Psychology and Human Development

  Open Access•Sharyl Bender Peterson, Traci Kroner•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1992

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• Sex as Reported in a Recent Sample of Psychological Research

  Open Access•Patrice Reardon, Suzanne Prescott•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1977

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• Changing the Sexist Language

  Open Access•Maija S Blaubergs•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1978

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• Putting the APA Publication Manual in Context

  Open Access•Nancy Felipe Russo•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1999

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• Is Gender-Biased Language Sexist? A Perceptual Approach

  Open Access•Nancy L Murdock, Donelson R Forsyth•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1985

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• The Impact of the Sexist-language Controversy and Regulation on Language in University Documents

  Open Access•Judith Markowitz•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1984

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• The Image of Women in Abnormal Psychology

  Open Access•Ben Harri, Ben Harris et al.•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1980

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• Perceptions of male and female comic strip characters using the Adjective Generation Technique (AGT)

  Open Access•Catherine E Potkay, Charles R Potkay et al.•Sex Roles•1982

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• Do masculine pronouns used generically lead to thoughts of men

  Open Access•C Maureen Cole, Frances A Hill et al.•Sex Roles•1983

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• Girl,? ?woman,? ?guy,? ?man

  Open Access•Jack P Lipton, Alan M Hershaft•Sex Roles•1984

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• Sexist language and person perception

  Open Access•Signe A Dayhoff•Sex Roles•1983

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• Student perceptions of sexism

  Sarah Trenholm, William R Todd de Mancillas et al.•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1978

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• Are Foreign Language Textbooks Sexist? An Exploration of Mobes of Evaluation

  Open Access•Joseph P Graci•Foreign Language Annals•1989

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• The Professional-Political Influence of Principles for Practice with Women

  Open Access•Hannah Lerman•The Counseling Psychologist•1979

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• Sex and language revisited

  Open Access•Jacob Mey, Jacob Louis Mey•Journal of Pragmatics•1984

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• Women and Men in Language An Analysis of Seminaturalistic Person Descriptions

  Open Access•Ann Weatherall•Human Communication Research•1998

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