Why the study?
Does exposure to hostile or benevolent sexism alter cardiovascular reactivity and recovery in women?
Population
Female participants
Comparison
Exposure to a male researcher offering a… vs Exposure to a male researcher offering a…
Design
Other
Authors
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May signal elevated CV risk from sexism in women; hypothesis-generating for bias-targeted interventions.
Does exposure to hostile or benevolent sexism alter cardiovascular reactivity and recovery in women?
Exposure to both hostile and benevolent sexism elicits distinct negative cardiovascular responses in women, which may indicate increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
Salomon et al. (2015) studied this question.
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