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Alisha Renee Walker Marciano, Lynchburg College
- Sat, March 21
10:25 to 11:40am
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 3-094 - Poster Session 11
On Individual Poster: 208 - Call Me Princess: Attitudes about Dating, Gender Roles, and Romantic Beliefs among Females Self-identifying as “Princess”Non-Presenting Author
12:30 to 1:45pm
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 3-145 - Poster Session 12
On Individual Poster: 88 - Pretending to be a Princess in Preschool: Is Exposure to Princess Movies and Toys Associated with Motivational Style?Presenting Author
1:55 to 3:25pm
Penn CC, Floor: 100 Level, Room 102A
In Paper Symposium: 3-148 - How Children’s Favorite Characters Impact Gender Role Attitudes, Perceptions of Gender-Typed Traits, and Personality Development
Chair
1:55 to 3:25pm
Penn CC, Floor: 100 Level, Room 102A
In Paper Symposium: 3-148 - How Children’s Favorite Characters Impact Gender Role Attitudes, Perceptions of Gender-Typed Traits, and Personality Development
On Presentation: Personality and Princesses: Personality Traits Associated with Exposure to Princesses in Preschool Aged GirlsPresenting Author
1:55 to 3:25pm
Penn CC, Floor: 100 Level, Room 102A
In Paper Symposium: 3-148 - How Children’s Favorite Characters Impact Gender Role Attitudes, Perceptions of Gender-Typed Traits, and Personality Development
On Presentation: Happily Ever After: How Princess Preference and Exposure Relates to Romantic Beliefs and Gender Role Attitudes in Young AdulthoodNon-Presenting Author