Glick and colleagues (1997) found that men high in ambivalent sexism who were asked to think about a woman transcending traditional roles reported feelings such as:

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Men high in ambivalent sexism hold both positive and negative feelings towards women. When asked to think about a woman transcending traditional roles, they may feel fear due to the woman challenging traditional gender norms and potentially taking power away from men. They may also feel envy because the woman is succeeding in a way that challenges their own beliefs about gender roles. Therefore, the best choice is C, fear and envy.

Glick and Colleagues (1997) Found That Men High in Ambivalent