Replication Data for: Perceived Sexism and Criticism in Familial, Workplace and Intimate Relationship Interactions

Sexism is a widespread form of gender discrimination, which can take the form of criticism towards women based on gender stereotypes. However, little is known about how perceived criticism and sexism shape one’s construal of criticism from various interpersonal sources. The present study investigated whether perceived criticism, perceived sexism and the source of criticism (mother, father, workplace supervisor, romantic partner) interact to influence upset levels in response to criticism. 178 participants completed Perceived Criticism (PC) ratings for the four relationships and 95 female participants also completed the Schedule of Sexist Events scale.