When women were exposed to benevolent sexism rather than hostile sexism (Lau et al.,2008),they were less likely to

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Benevolent sexism, while seemingly positive, can undermine women's motivation to challenge gender inequalities. Lau et al. (2008) found that exposure to benevolent sexism reduced the likelihood of women taking action to improve women's rights, as it can make the status quo seem more acceptable or less harmful.

When Women Were Exposed to Benevolent Sexism Rather Than Hostile