Research on gender stereotype subtypes has found that

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Research has found that the structure and number of male and female gender stereotype subtypes are very different. For example, there are more subtypes for female stereotypes, such as homemaker and sexual object, whereas there are fewer subtypes for male stereotypes, such as breadwinner and protector. This indicates that gender stereotypes are not univariate constructs and that gender stereotype subtypes are not psychologically equivalent for males and females. Additionally, gender stereotypes cannot be divided into an equal number of subtypes for each sex.

Research on Gender Stereotype Subtypes Has Found That