Gender_Bias_In_Psychology

Gender Bias In Psychology Abstract Gender bias in counseling was studied in both a 1963 study at the University of Texas and nearly 30 years later at Simpson College. The 1963 study was conducted by Frances M. Fuller and titled “Influence of Counselors On Clients Expression of Feeling” in this study, it was found that men were favored over women when choosing a counselor. However, 30 years later a similar matter was addressed in a study by a team of three psychologists at Simpson College in San Jose, California. This later study surveys 60 Participants 30 men and 30 women. It was found that in this study more people tended to prefer female counselors. Gender Bias in Selecting a Counselor In 1962 at the University of Austin Texas, a study was conducted by Frances Fuller. The study was conducted to help shed some light upon Mr. Fuller’s hypothesis that their may be a difference of emotional expression displayed during psychological counseling sessions between the counselor and client. And, further, Mr. Fuller believed that this may be attributed to gender bias. Mr. Fuller and his team devised a study to test his beliefs and his hypothesis that their was indeed gender bias in study, counselor, gender, bias, women, questionnaire, male, female, years, people, counselors, page, men, first, choice, participants, whom, one, education, photos, each, degree, choose, 30, while, team, sad, work, upon, results, respondents, preference, out, later, however