According to the study conducted by williams, satterwhite, and best (1999) on gender stereotypes in terms of the five factor model of personality, differences in gender stereotypes tended to be larger in countries that:

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According to the study conducted by williams, satterwhite, and best (1999) on gender stereotypes in terms of the five factor model of personality, differences in gender stereotypes tended to be larger in countries that:

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Differences in gender stereotypes tended to be larger in countries that were conservatie and hierarchical.

In these modern age, most of gender stereotypes came from religion / traditional culture that expected each gender to do certain roles ever since they're little kids (most of them expected the women to have total obedience towards the men) such as eastern Asia, middle east countries, or Eastern European countires.