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> "The results from our studies revealed a consistent, and to the best of our knowledge not previously identified, nuanced pattern, wherein the tendency for wom
by karaterobot 3y ago
> "The results from our studies revealed a consistent, and to the best of our knowledge not previously identified, nuanced pattern, wherein the tendency for women to disclose more than men depends crucially on the nature of the information shared."
Just to clarify: when these papers say "not previously identified", that is academic vernacular for "not previously written up in a peer-reviewed article", not "hasn't been pointed out thousands of times in history by everyone from poets to stand up comedians".
- dullcrisp 3y agoYes this for the benefit of those who don’t have access to the latest stand-up-comedian research.
- whyenot 3y agoJust to clarify your clarification, it means in this particular case the authors performed controlled experiments that attempted to account for other factors that might explain the difference they found. Of course people have talked about difference between genders since... forever, but women have also experienced a significant amount of very real discrimination and that almost certainly has also had an influence on that narrative.
- sadhorse 3y ago"Walled garden academic peer review" is not above "centuries of years of group knowledge peer review".
- karaterobot 3y agoThis must be one of those rigorous, robust self-reported surveys about feelings that I've been hearing so much about.
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