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2026-07-22 5 min read

Gender Role Test (BSRI): A Psychological Tool That Challenges Gender Stereotypes

The Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI), developed by Sandra Bem in 1974, treats masculinity and femininity as independent dimensions, proposing individuals can possess high levels of both traits—androgyny. This article explores its theoretical foundations, dimensional structure, and applications.

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