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But what about the scientific evidence that the performance of mixed-gender groups is higher than homogeneous groups of either gender? Funny thing, scientific e
by lmkg 15y ago
But what about the scientific evidence that the performance of mixed-gender groups is higher than homogeneous groups of either gender? Funny thing, scientific evidence...
- shuzchen 15y agoIf they controlled for it, the results from the mixed-gender groups should be more applicable assuming an normal distribution of attractiveness. That doesn't run contradictory to the hypothesis that a non-normal distribution (that is, skewed on the attractive side) can hurt said performance.
- gwern 15y agoThe one recent study in that vein I remember had serious problems if you wanted to generalize it at all. Did you have something else in mind?