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Table 1.

Overview of the four studies.

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Table 2.

Sample characteristics by study.

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Fig 1.

Scree plot of the eigenvalues (Pilot Study).

Note: The number of components shown here was limited to 20. The real maximum number of components was 75.

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Fig 2.

Scree plot of the eigenvalues (Study 1).

Note: The number of factors shown here was limited to 20. The real maximum number of factors was 28.

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Table 3.

BSS scale item means and standard deviations by gender.

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Table 4.

Standardized component and factor loadings of the final BSS scale’s items by study.

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Fig 3.

Distribution of the BSS scores by gender.

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Table 5.

BSS scale means, standard deviations, and correlations with other sexism scales (traditional sexism, modern sexism, hostile sexism, and benevolent sexism).

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Table 6.

Discriminant validity of the BSS scale compared to other sexism scales (traditional sexism, modern sexism, hostile sexism, and benevolent sexism).

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Table 7.

Pearson product moment correlations of the sexism scales with social desirability by gender.

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Table 8.

Analyses of measurement invariance of the BSS scale across gender.

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