Name of Researchers:

Agbulos, Rose Ann C.

Guillermo, Marian Jesusa F.

Guño, Alyssa Mae B.

Nicolas, Catherine B.

Partible, Christine Mae V.

Mejia, Nathaniel D.

Sabado, Julian Royce C.

Title of Research: Beyond the Field: The Influence of Gender Stereotyping in Athletic

Management of Football and Basketball among DWCU Senior High School Students

Concept Meaning Reference A Priori Code Questions

Influence of Stereotypes Wicker, P., & Gender Does gender

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and behaviors September 7). cause harm by opportunities
people consider Gender reinforcing when joining a
representative of stereotypes and boundaries and specific sport? If
a social group, their correlates: limiting yes, in what way
or even people the moderating opportunities does it limit
presumed to be role of voluntary equal
members of that sports club Society opportunities?
group (Stangor, membership. continually
2016). Frontiers in reinforces these Does reinforcing
Stereotypes are Psychology. beliefs, which gender
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when thinking 23.1236439 a decrease in athletes or
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Society expects
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Gender Management is Management is How can you

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men. As a result, Masculine?”: men. be a masculine
women may be a Examination of domain?
perceived as the Gender
lacking the Typing of
appropriate traits Managerial
required to be Subroles Within
successful Athletic
managers (Eagly Administration
and Karau 2002) Positions. Sex
or b) if women Roles.
do develop or https://doi.org/1
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managers, they
can be
negatively
evaluated for
their success
(Garcia-Retamer
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López-Zafra
2006; Heilman
2001; Heilman,
et al. 1989;
Rudman and
Glick 2001). In a
male-dominated
organization
such as
intercollegiate
athletics, where
men hold the
highest positions
of power,
particularly in
Division I
athletics (Acosta
and Carpenter
2008; DeHass
2007), women
desiring to hold
leadership or
management
positions may
face these two
forms of
discrimination
(Garcia-Retamer
o and
López-Zafra
2006).

Gender Studocu. (n.d.). Gender In your own

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still present in
Stereotyping in affecting mostly coaches and
athletic
administration, Athletic female coaches administrators
significantly Management - and also experience
affecting female Despite administrators gender
coaches and significant who often face stereotyping in
administrators strides made sexism and athletic
who often face towards gender - gender bias management. If
sexism and
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that portray Perception of that portray “masculine” or
sports as gender bias in sports as “feminine” If
"gender-neutral, the “gender-neutral” yes, then in what
" "masculine," professional , “masculine”, way does a
and "feminine." sport setting and “feminine”. specific sport
Although many from the female become that
studies attempt athletic trainers. way?
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amount of Training &
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individuals.

Gender How will you

Gender Nicole B. discrimination defend yourself
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within the sport Discrimination management discriminated
management and its Impact against by your
industry is a
gender or
industry is a on Female Sport prominent
prominent Management complication What would
complication Students. that has been you say to
that has been https://digitalco around for someone if they
around for mmons.cortland. seemingly ever
seemingly edu/slides/21/ forever. discriminated
forever. Whether against you by
your gender
it’s being
while you are
ashamed of their playing a
femininity by a specific sport?
male dominated
society (Hoeber
and Shaw,
2003),
undergoing
gender
stereotyping
(Bower, Hums,
and
Grappendorf,
2015) or
experiencing
sexism (Hardin,
Smith, Taylor
and Welch,
2018),