Beliefs such as "women are poor drivers," "men want to dominate others," or "women are more detail-oriented," are examples of

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These beliefs reflect gender-role stereotypes, which are widely held beliefs about characteristics deemed appropriate for males and females in a given culture. Gender variations refer to natural variations within each gender group, while gender identities refer to an individual's subjective sense of themselves as male, female, or something else. Gender-role behaviors refer to the ways in which individuals conform to or deviate from gender-role stereotypes in their behavior.

Beliefs Such as "Women Are Poor Drivers," "Men Want to Dominate