This annotated bibliography profiles 17 publications examining sex role attitudes/sex role stereotyping from the perspectives of ethnicity, gender, and age. Cited in the section on ethnicity are studies of work satisfaction/family functioning among working-class Mexican-American women and cultural variations in sex typing by students in the United States, Germany, and India. In the section devoted to gender, studies of the following are described: fathers' attitudes toward/experiences with parental leave; possible reasons for low numbers of females in intercollegiate debate; incongruence between spouses' sex role attitudes and division of family work; relationship between sex typing and gender schematicity; and sex role attitudes of adolescents reared primarily by their fathers. The studies included in the section on age examine the following: cultural and gender differences in young adolescents; relationship between television viewing and children's sex role attitudes/behaviors; effects of gender, race, religion, and political orientation on college freshmen's sex role attitudes; gender labeling, gender stereotyping, and parenting behaviors; predictors of adolescent self-appraisal; effects of stereotypes in children's literature on reading comprehension; sex roles and cultural diversity in award-winning children's picture books; sex roles and values of schoolchildren; process of ideological identify formation in rural adolescents; and media influences on adolescents. (MN)