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I am currently an M.A. student in Clinical Psychology at Ben-Gurion University, where I also completed my B.A. in Behavioral Sciences. My research interests focus on investigating gender stereotypes, particularly how these stereotypes manifest across different gender subgroups and influence the emotions and behaviors directed toward these groups.

I’m an MA student in Social Psychology, participating in the Data Science program. I completed my BA in Philosophy and Psychology and was fortunate enough to continue my academic venture at BGU. I am interested in gender roles, with an emphasis on their effect on men who adopt them. Currently, I’m examining whether sexual objectification impairs men's ability to engage meaningfully with women.

I’m an MA student in Clinical Psychology at Ben Gurion University, where I also completed my BA in Psychology and Education. I’m interested in exploring gender stereotypes across various subgroups, with a focus on how these stereotypes are manifested towards women both overtly and covertly.

I am currently an M.A. student in Clinical Psychology at Ben-Gurion University. I completed my B.A. in Psychology and Special Education at Bar-Ilan University. My research focuses on parental helping behaviors toward their children and how these behaviors are related to the gender of the parent, the gender of the child, and the type of task involved. I am particularly interested in the role of benevolent sexism in shaping these dynamics.