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If you accept a couple of other facts its even worse. Presuming you accept iq or related tests of cognitive ability as useful, (even if not capturing the entir
by justonenote 2y ago
If you accept a couple of other facts its even worse.
Presuming you accept iq or related tests of cognitive ability as useful, (even if not capturing the entirety of human qualities) and you accept that males have higher variance in cognitive abilities, more around the extremes of low and high cognitive abilities, whereas women on average fall closer to the mean, then if higher education was based on ability you would expect to see more men in higher education.
This is if course, verboten speak. I think as a society we have a lot to unpack.
- sokoloff 2y agoIf you accept those priors, men would be over-represented when attending college was rare and would become less dominant (and eventually a minority) when attending college became vastly more common.