Broverman et al. (1970) found that women could not be perceived to be both

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Broverman et al. (1970) conducted a study that revealed a societal bias in which the characteristics associated with being a mentally healthy adult were more aligned with those traditionally attributed to men. As a result, women were faced with a double bind: if they adhered to the traits considered feminine, they could be seen as mentally healthy women but not as mentally healthy adults, since the latter were defined by traits deemed masculine. This study highlighted the gender stereotypes and biases in perceptions of mental health.

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