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It's unfortunate this study didn't compare differences in tips. Do passengers subconsciously assume men are the primary wage earners in a household and inadvert
by louprado 9y ago
It's unfortunate this study didn't compare differences in tips. Do passengers subconsciously assume men are the primary wage earners in a household and inadvertently give higher tips to men. Is that subconscious bias is higher in male vs female passengers ?
- bdcravens 9y agoPerhaps female drivers are more cautious, especially with male riders, and this is perceived as less friendly?