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The Social Security Act of 1935
Low in Competence
Refers to individuals or entities that demonstrate inadequate levels of skill, knowledge, or ability in specific areas or overall.
Objectification Prime
Exposure to stimuli or conditions that trigger or enhance the perception of individuals as objects rather than as fully dimensional human beings.
Gender Stereotype Activation
The process by which gender-based stereotypes become automatically triggered in one's mind, influencing behavior and judgments.
Hostile Sexism
A form of sexism characterized by antipathy or aggressive attitudes towards women, often manifesting through negative stereotypes or overt discrimination.
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