Sex differences in sex-role conceptions and family orientation of high school students

Studies of college freshmen find that men are more sexist in their attitudes than women. Does this hold also for high school students? This paper reports the relationship of (1) sex-role attitudes to selected school and family characteristics and (2) attitudes toward family life to sex-role conceptions for women and men. The study is based on 529 students in grades 9 to 12 attending four high schools. The findings show that males are more sexist than females and Blacks more so than Whites. Women who are bright, from upper class backgrounds, and whose mothers work are more equalitarian in sex-role conceptions. For men, family background is unimportant, but attending an elite public school seems to foster equalitarian sex-role conceptions. Men's sex-role attitudes are harder to explain than women's, and, unlike women, their role attitudes have little connection to their family orientation.     

资产构建视域的新加坡公共住房制度考察

大多数人拥有住房所有权是新加坡公共住房制度的主要特征。从整体上看,公共住房制度对资产构建起到了积极作用。对于物质资产和人力资产构建而言,建立在住房所有权基础上的公共住房制度创造了一种提高劳动生产率和经济增长的机制,这最终使人们可能拥有更大面积的住房。对于社会资产构建而言,公共住房制度有助于家属关系、种族关系和社区关系的改善。住房所有权的资产构建性创造了一种推动社会全面发展的机制。