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Women are socialized to prioritize relationships over selfpromotion from "summary" of Women Don't Ask by Linda Babcock,Sara Laschever
In our society, women are often taught from a young age to place a higher value on relationships than on self-promotion. This socialization starts early, with girls being encouraged to be nurturing, caring, and accommodating. These qualities are seen as more important than being assertive, ambitious, and self-promoting. As girls grow up, they continue to receive messages that prioritize relationships over self-promotion. They are taught to be polite, to avoid conflict, and to prioritize the needs of others over their own. This can lead to women being less likely to negotiate for what they want or to advocate for themselves in various situations. In contrast, boys are often socialized to be more assertive, competitive, and self-promoting. They are encouraged to take risks, to speak up for themselves, and to assert their needs and desires. This can give them an advan...
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