According to psychologists Peter Glick and Susan Fiske, the gender-role stereotype of women in the United States often results in a type of prejudice they call:

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Glick and Fiske coined the term "benevolent sexism" to describe a subtle and seemingly positive form of prejudice towards women that is rooted in traditional gender roles. This can include attitudes like "women should be protected" or "women are naturally caregiving." While these attitudes may seem positive, they can still limit women's opportunities and reinforce traditional gender roles.

According to Psychologists Peter Glick and Susan Fiske, the Gender-Role