Why Do Junior High School Girls Tend Not to Evaluate Themselves as the “Science Type”?: Gender Differentiation Mechanisms in Humanities and Science Self-Concepts

Japanese higher education has a high proportion of women in academic areas such as humanities and nursing, and a low one in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). As a background to this gender segregation, the relationship between track selection in high school and major selectio...

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Published inTHE JAPANESE JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Vol. 90; no. 2; pp. 285 - 297
Main Author TANABE, Kazuhiko
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LanguageJapanese
Published Japanese Educational Research Association 2023
一般社団法人 日本教育学会
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2187-5278
DOI10.11555/kyoiku.90.2_285

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Abstract Japanese higher education has a high proportion of women in academic areas such as humanities and nursing, and a low one in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). As a background to this gender segregation, the relationship between track selection in high school and major selection in higher education has been pointed out. In other words, in high school, boys tend to be more likely to choose science tracks and girls tend to be more likely to choose humanities tracks, and the curriculum tracking between track selection and major selection leads to gender segregation in higher education. On the other hand, some survey results show that at the elementary and junior high school stages, there is already a tendency for self-evaluation as the “science type” for boys and the “humanities type” for girls. In addition, although the proportion of “science type” girls is larger than that of “humanities type” girls at the elementary school stage, the proportion reverses at the junior high school stage. Based on these findings, this paper focuses on the “humanities type” and “science type” self-concepts (humanities and science self-concepts) of junior high school students and examines the mechanism of gender differentiation. This study tests four hypotheses about how the mechanism of gender difference occurs. First, because boys perform well in science-related subjects while girls perform well in humanities-related subjects, boys are more likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” and girls themselves as the “humanities type.” Second, because boys like science-related subjects while girls like humanities-related subjects, boys are more likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” and girls themselves as the “humanities type.” Third, if girls believe the stereotype that “boys are better suited to science,” they will be unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” Fourth, if girls' parents believe the stereotype that “boys are better suited to science,” girls will be unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” Analysis of a questionnaire survey of Japanese junior high school students showed results partially supporting Hypothesis 1, because self-recognition of scientific ability mediates the effect of gender on the humanities and science self-concepts, but the proportion of meditation is only about 7%. Hypothesis 2 was also partially supported because the preference for science subjects mediates about one-third of the effect of gender on the humanities and science self-concepts. Hypothesis 3 and Hypothesis 4 were both supported because it was confirmed that if girls and their parents believed the stereotype above, girls were less likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” The above results show that even before entering high school, girls are unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” due to factors other than their own academic ability. The results of this study suggest the importance of invalidating the gender stereotypes that exist in Japanese society.
AbstractList Japanese higher education has a high proportion of women in academic areas such as humanities and nursing, and a low one in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). As a background to this gender segregation, the relationship between track selection in high school and major selection in higher education has been pointed out. In other words, in high school, boys tend to be more likely to choose science tracks and girls tend to be more likely to choose humanities tracks, and the curriculum tracking between track selection and major selection leads to gender segregation in higher education. On the other hand, some survey results show that at the elementary and junior high school stages, there is already a tendency for self-evaluation as the “science type” for boys and the “humanities type” for girls. In addition, although the proportion of “science type” girls is larger than that of “humanities type” girls at the elementary school stage, the proportion reverses at the junior high school stage. Based on these findings, this paper focuses on the “humanities type” and “science type” self-concepts (humanities and science self-concepts) of junior high school students and examines the mechanism of gender differentiation. This study tests four hypotheses about how the mechanism of gender difference occurs. First, because boys perform well in science-related subjects while girls perform well in humanities-related subjects, boys are more likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” and girls themselves as the “humanities type.” Second, because boys like science-related subjects while girls like humanities-related subjects, boys are more likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” and girls themselves as the “humanities type.” Third, if girls believe the stereotype that “boys are better suited to science,” they will be unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” Fourth, if girls' parents believe the stereotype that “boys are better suited to science,” girls will be unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” Analysis of a questionnaire survey of Japanese junior high school students showed results partially supporting Hypothesis 1, because self-recognition of scientific ability mediates the effect of gender on the humanities and science self-concepts, but the proportion of meditation is only about 7%. Hypothesis 2 was also partially supported because the preference for science subjects mediates about one-third of the effect of gender on the humanities and science self-concepts. Hypothesis 3 and Hypothesis 4 were both supported because it was confirmed that if girls and their parents believed the stereotype above, girls were less likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” The above results show that even before entering high school, girls are unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” due to factors other than their own academic ability. The results of this study suggest the importance of invalidating the gender stereotypes that exist in Japanese society.
Japanese higher education has a high proportion of women in academic areas such as humanities and nursing, and a low one in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). As a background to this gender segregation, the relationship between track selection in high school and major selection in higher education has been pointed out. In other words, in high school, boys tend to be more likely to choose science tracks and girls tend to be more likely to choose humanities tracks, and the curriculum tracking between track selection and major selection leads to gender segregation in higher education. On the other hand, some survey results show that at the elementary and junior high school stages, there is already a tendency for self-evaluation as the “science type” for boys and the “humanities type” for girls. In addition, although the proportion of “science type” girls is larger than that of “humanities type” girls at the elementary school stage, the proportion reverses at the junior high school stage. Based on these findings, this paper focuses on the “humanities type” and “science type” self-concepts (humanities and science self-concepts) of junior high school students and examines the mechanism of gender differentiation. This study tests four hypotheses about how the mechanism of gender difference occurs. First, because boys perform well in science-related subjects while girls perform well in humanities-related subjects, boys are more likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” and girls themselves as the “humanities type.” Second, because boys like science-related subjects while girls like humanities-related subjects, boys are more likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” and girls themselves as the “humanities type.” Third, if girls believe the stereotype that “boys are better suited to science,” they will be unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” Fourth, if girls' parents believe the stereotype that “boys are better suited to science,” girls will be unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” Analysis of a questionnaire survey of Japanese junior high school students showed results partially supporting Hypothesis 1, because self-recognition of scientific ability mediates the effect of gender on the humanities and science self-concepts, but the proportion of meditation is only about 7%. Hypothesis 2 was also partially supported because the preference for science subjects mediates about one-third of the effect of gender on the humanities and science self-concepts. Hypothesis 3 and Hypothesis 4 were both supported because it was confirmed that if girls and their parents believed the stereotype above, girls were less likely to evaluate themselves as the “science type.” The above results show that even before entering high school, girls are unlikely to evaluate themselves as the “science type” due to factors other than their own academic ability. The results of this study suggest the importance of invalidating the gender stereotypes that exist in Japanese society.  本研究では、中学生の抱く文理意識を、学業的自己概念の一つとして位置づけて、学業仮説、選好仮説、ステレオタイプ仮説の3つの見方から、ジェンダー差が生じる理由を検討した。質問紙調査の計量分析によって仮説を検証した結果、学業仮説は十分な説得力を持たず、選好仮説は部分的に支持され、ステレオタイプ仮説は支持された。本研究の結果は、「男子の方が理系に向いている」のような文化的信念を無効化し、女子中学生が理系科目に対して好意的な態度を示しやすくなれば、「理系」の女子が増加する可能性を示唆している。
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– reference: Karlson, K. B., A. Holm, and R. Breen, 2012, “Comparing Regression Coefficients Between Same-Sample Nested Models Using Logit and Probit: A New Method,” Sociological Methodology, 42: 286-313.
– reference: 古田和久, 2016,「学業的自己概念の形成におけるジェンダーと学校の影響」『教育学研究』83 (1) : 13-25.
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– reference: 田邉和彦, 2022,「文理意識のジェンダー差は拡大するのか——横断的傾向と縦断的変化の計量分析」東京大学社会科学研究所附属社会調査・データアーカイブ研究センター『2021年度課題公募型二次分析研究会 高校生の進路選択とジェンダー : 高等教育の多様性に注目して 研究成果報告書』, 15-35.
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Gender stereotypes
Humanities and science self-concepts
Junior high school students
Multivariate analysis
ジェンダー・ステレオタイプ
中学生
多変量解析
学業的自己概念
文理意識
Title Why Do Junior High School Girls Tend Not to Evaluate Themselves as the “Science Type”?: Gender Differentiation Mechanisms in Humanities and Science Self-Concepts
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