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Voice as a Cue for Gender Prejudice: From Cognitive Bias to Essentialist Beliefs in Adolescents’ Responses to Voice-Based Gender Nonconformity

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By Hannah Wu, Boby Ho-Hong Ching, Tiffany Chen
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Voice serves as an important cue in gender perception, shaped by both biological characteristics and culturally learned expectations. Acoustic features, such as vocal pitch (fundamental frequency), formant frequencies, and vocal tract length are influenced by anatomical factors like vocal fold length and vocal tract size (Simpson and Weirich 2020). Among these, pitch is often the most salient, accounting for approximately 41.6% of the variance in perceived vocal gender (Leung et al.
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Are masculine faces “natural” for all men?: an experimental study about predictors of Chinese young adults’ attitudes towards trans men

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By Boby Ho-Hong Ching
| Taylor & Francis Online
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Ideological Beliefs and Gender Essentialism: Relations to Individual and Normative Opposition to Same-Sex Parent Families

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By Hannah Wu, Boby Ho-Hong Ching
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Although more research on attitudes toward same-sex parent families has been conducted in recent years, scant attention has been paid to its predictors in a Chinese context. This cross-sectional study aimed to investigate the relations of two ideological beliefs (social dominance orientation and right-wing authoritarianism) to gender essentialism and opposition to same-sex parent families among 425 Chinese individuals.
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