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> Unconscious bias retraining does not work. Interesting assertion without a citation! Unfortunately, you are wrong. A good meta analysis reference: http://

> Unconscious bias retraining does not work. Interesting assertion without a citation! Unfortunately, you are wrong. A good meta analysis reference: http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~banaji/research/publications/articles/2009_Greenwald_JPSP.pdf http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~banaji/research/publicati.... I can provide more if you like. I encourage you to review the literature. > Women in free cultures do not like STEM. That is a fact. Another interesting assertion! I'll let you do the homework finding citations about how you're wrong here. > I went to a STEM focused high-school ... blah blah blah Nice anecdote! Is there anything else about high school that you'd like to generalize to the entire population of the world?

cropsieboss 9y ago
> Unfortunately, you are wrong. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Frederick_Oswald/publication/239732934_Predicting_Ethnic_and_Racial_Discrimination_A_Meta-Analysis_of_IAT_Criterion_Studies/links/0a85e53a9a75e2ec00000000.pdf https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Frederick_Oswald/public... https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308926636_A_Meta-Analysis_of_Change_in_Implicit_Bias https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308926636_A_Meta-An... I can provide more if you like. Show me a study that measures gender bias, does an educational intervention and succeeds in improving that measure significantly. None exist. At best they do not work. > I'll let you do the homework finding citations about how you're wrong here. Cool, good thing I did my homework. I'm quite aware that percentage of women in STEM is increasing every year. Check out research for countries that have successfully removed gender roles. > Nice anecdote! Is there anything else about high school that you'd like to generalize to the entire population of the world? Good thing that there's research confirming the same thing. Although I was not generalizing. The 3000 students and the results of questionnaire every year are pretty consistent. I'm sure someone will do a study on the data, will link to it surely when it happens. Although, I'm sure it will not matter given that you value meta-analysis but only those that confirm your bias.

cropsieboss 9y ago

> Unfortunately, you are wrong. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Frederick_Oswald/publication/239732934_Predicting_Ethnic_and_Racial_Discrimination_A_Meta-Analysis_of_IAT_Criterion_Studies/links/0a85e53a9a75e2ec00000000.pdf https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Frederick_Oswald/public... https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308926636_A_Meta-Analysis_of_Change_in_Implicit_Bias https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308926636_A_Meta-An... I can provide more if you like. Show me a study that measures gender bias, does an educational intervention and succeeds in improving that measure significantly. None exist. At best they do not work. > I'll let you do the homework finding citations about how you're wrong here. Cool, good thing I did my homework. I'm quite aware that percentage of women in STEM is increasing every year. Check out research for countries that have successfully removed gender roles. > Nice anecdote! Is there anything else about high school that you'd like to generalize to the entire population of the world? Good thing that there's research confirming the same thing. Although I was not generalizing. The 3000 students and the results of questionnaire every year are pretty consistent. I'm sure someone will do a study on the data, will link to it surely when it happens. Although, I'm sure it will not matter given that you value meta-analysis but only those that confirm your bias.