DATE: Tuesday, April 4th at 12:30-13:30
\nLOCATION: A 130, FEASS<\/p>\n
Dear Bilkent colleagues and students,<\/p>\n
Please join us for \u201cGender and Competition \u201d by Selin Kesebir ,Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior, London Business School, London,UK.<\/p>\n
Thank you,
\nJedediah Allen
\nAli Khatibi
\nPSYC Colloquium Committee<\/p>\n
\u201cGender and Competition \u201d<\/p>\n
Selin Kesebir ,
\nAssistant Professor of Organizational Behavior,
\nLondon Business School, London,UK.<\/p>\n
I will talk about gender differences in competitiveness and focus on the relational implications of competition with same gender peers. According to gender socialization research, the female peer culture values the appearance of equality, whereas the male peer culture is comfortable with open
\nhierarchical rankings. As competition dispenses with equality and creates a ranking hierarchy, it has a better fit with male relational norms than female relational norms. On this basis, women are expected to regard competition with their female peers less desirable than men would regard competition with their male peers, and women\u2019s same\u2013\u2010gender relationships are expected to suffer under competition more than men\u2019s. I\u2019ll present four studies that support these predictions and discuss the implications of these findings for women\u2019s career progression..<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
DATE: Tuesday, April 4th at 12:30-13:30 LOCATION: A 130, FEASS Dear Bilkent colleagues and students, Please join us for \u201cGender and Competition \u201d by Selin Kesebir ,Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior, London Business School, London,UK. Thank you, Jedediah Allen Ali Khatibi PSYC Colloquium Committee \u201cGender and Competition \u201d Selin Kesebir [\u2026] <\/p>\n