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Examining responses to sexism using a high-impact, high-psychological realism lab study
High-impact lab experiments that are high in psychological realism are relatively rare in the age of quick online data collection. However, there are many benefits to conducting clever in-person experiments. This "methods in action" case focuses on the experimental techniques required to create a study that mimics the real-world pressures women may face when responding to sexism. The study preparation and data collection protocol are described in detail. Needed resources, time commitment, logistical challenges, best practices, and benefits associated with this methodology are discussed throughout.
Includes bibliographical references and index.