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Sex-Role Attitudes of Australian and United States Women's Rights Activists

This study compared views of sex roles of Australian and United States women's rights demonstrators. Responses to the items of the questionnaire indicated that the 134 Australians were somewhat more conservative than the 392 United States marchers. In these samples teenagers were more concerned about child care, and married or widowed people were more conservative about marriage. As in previous studies, even the more liberal males who attended women's rights demonstrations were less liberal than the women.