A form of prejudice that results from accepting positive stereotypes of women is called:

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Benevolent sexism is a form of prejudice that occurs when individuals hold favorable attitudes towards women in stereotypical roles such as being nurturing, compassionate and kind, but restrict them from taking on roles that are traditionally associated with men such as a leader or an executive. Hence, accepting positive stereotypes of women contributes to benevolent sexism. Gender identification refers to the identification of oneself as male or female. Paraphilia refers to sexual attraction or arousal towards atypical objects or situations. Gender-role stereotyping is a form of prejudice that occurs when people hold rigid and preconceived notions about the characteristics, roles and behaviors that are associated with males and females.

A Form of Prejudice That Results from Accepting Positive Stereotypes