Citation

Orcutt JD, Bayer AE. Sex Roles 1978; 4(2): 267-280.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1978, Holtzbrinck Springer Nature Publishing Group)

DOI

10.1007/BF00287506

PMID

unavailable

Abstract

Longitudinal relationships between protest participation and attitude toward the female role are examined in data from a 1967-1971 national panel of college students using Goodman's log-linear techniques for the analysis of two-attribute turnover tables. Contrary to earlier evidence, 1967 protest participation does not predict 1971 sex-role "modernism" for either females or males. Sex-role modernism in 1967 does predict protest participation by 1971. No evidence is found for expected three-variable interactions involving gender, sex-role attitude, and protest participation. These findings suggest a need for reinterpretation of earlier work relating student protest to the sex-role attitudes of college women.