Question 5
1 pts
The Setup: According to McRae in how do societal expectations of mannerliness uniquely
impact women?
Women are encouraged to be assertive and outspoken, leading to greater acceptance of incivility
from them compared to men.
Women are expected to be mannerly, which can limit their ability to express dissent; however,
when they conform, they may be perceived as lacking authority.
Societal expectations of mannerliness are applied equally to all genders, resulting in similar
challenges for both men and women in expressing dissent.
Women who practice mannerliness are often perceived as more competent and authoritative than
their male counterparts.