Gender Stereotypes in T.V. Show How I Met Your Mother

(Hemmer and Kleiber 1981) In a first study they went to two different schools in the Midwest. They used third-, fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders students with teachers (including music, gyms etc.) and their parents. They studied the students by gender. In this investigation, it has the name and statement of the peer; the student is supporting, or the student is teasing a weak / false boys, or others. Students must write down the names that they think have certain characteristics.

In the second study, we used three different methods to study gender labels and stereotypes in the relationship between mothers and children. The first includes identification of gender labels and stereotypes. These are basically the same as the first research. The second part is behavioral observation and observes the 10-minute game between mother and children using gender-specific toys. They also found that in a second way, mothers' favorable reactions and responses to homosexual or homosexual toys play a role in their identification of children. In the third method, it turned out that the mother of a child who passed the "gender label test" has more traditional family values. Two studies conducted by Beverly I. Fagot, Mar D. Leinbach, and Cherie O'Boyle show that gender stereotypes and labels are obtained at a very young age, and that social interaction and association are gender It plays an important role in the identification method. .

The most common stereotypes in television programs and movies are sex, culture, and religion. These stereotypes are harmful to young people who are developing their own view of the world. Our generation loves movies very much, so our media has different stereotypes and there is a tendency to agree and support them. Families such as popular animated T.V programs such as teens are full of stereotypes based on religion, gender, culture, such as Guy, American Dad, South Park. These shows use stereotypes to appeal to young audiences in a nifty way; by attracting more to see these shows it is becoming more and more popular.

Another T.V. series full of one of Star Wars' references and one of my favorite shows is a comedy program of CBS "How can I meet your mother?" Ted Mosby, Marshall Eriksen, and Barney Stinson are the protagonists of the way I met your mother and loved Star Wars. Ted Mosby plans to name his children Luke and Leia Barney Stinson is an action character of the life-size Stormtrooper and even talks about the fancy associated with the girl wearing Stormtrooper Otherwise, the dark side will win