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Cifra: Психология
Article . 2024
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Теоретический анализ исследований гендерных особенностей различия восприятия на примере рекламы

Theoretical analysis of research on gender differences in perception on the example of advertising

Теоретический анализ исследований гендерных особенностей различия восприятия на примере рекламы

Abstract

В данной статье рассматриваются различия в восприятии между мужчинами и женщинами, а также их влияние на эмоциональные и социальные роли. Обсуждается, как слуховые и эмоциональные отличия между полами формируются не только на биологическом, но и на социальном уровне. Женщины, обладая лучшей чувствительностью к высоким частотам, могут лучше улавливать изменения в эмоциях по голосу. Однако, исследования показывают, что различия в эмпатии и эмоциональности зачастую связаны с социальными нормами и ожиданиями, а не с физиологией.Теория социальных ролей объясняет, как гендерные стереотипы и воспитание с детства формируют у мужчин и женщин разные поведенческие модели и навыки. Воспитание девочек ориентировано на развитие эмпатии и эмоциональной экспрессивности, тогда как мальчиков учат контролировать и подавлять свои чувства. Эти различия усиливаются с возрастом, формируя гендерные особенности в восприятии и выражении эмоций.Современные маркетинговые стратегии учитывают эти гендерные различия, однако основной акцент делается на социальных ролях и современных тенденциях, таких как феминизм. Это объясняется тем, что социальная роль и процесс социализации оказывают более значительное влияние на восприятие и поведение, чем биологические особенности. Таким образом, понимание гендерных различий в эмоциональном восприятии и социальных ролях важно для разработки эффективных маркетинговых кампаний и формирования социальных стратегий.

This article examines the differences in perception between men and women and their impact on emotional and social roles. It discusses how auditory and emotional differences between the genders are shaped not only at the biological level, but also at the social level. Women, with better sensitivity to high frequencies, may be better able to pick up changes in emotion by voice. However, research shows that differences in empathy and emotionality are often related to social norms and expectations rather than physiology.Social role theory explains how gender stereotypes and upbringing from childhood shape different behaviours and skills in men and women. Girls are brought up to develop empathy and emotional expressiveness, while boys are taught to control and suppress their feelings. These differences intensify with age, shaping gender-specific perceptions and expressions of emotion.Modern marketing strategies take these gender differences into account, but the main focus is on social roles and current tendencies such as feminism. This is because social roles and the socialization process have a greater influence on perception and behaviour than biological traits. Thus, understanding gender differences in emotional perception and social roles is important for developing effective marketing campaigns and shaping social strategies.

Cifra. Психология, Выпуск 4 (5) 2024

Keywords

emotionality, эмпатия, differences, emotional sphere, гендер, perception, BF1-990, маркетинг, восприятие, эмоциональность, marketing, эмоциональная сфера, gender, Psychology, social roles, социальные роли, empathy, различия

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