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Could you give specific examples? Please limit yourself to peer-reviewed journals in psychology and sociology.
by phazmatis 13y ago
Could you give specific examples? Please limit yourself to peer-reviewed journals in psychology and sociology.
- belorn 13y agoWhile I too would really like to see such peer-reviwed journals, I can go first so tedks can post afterward. http://journalistsresource.org/studies/society/gender-society/occupational-gender-segregation-pay-differences http://journalistsresource.org/studies/society/gender-societ... (2012 study published in Sociology) That study do reference a bunch of other study, some which did also polls rather than just census data. However, note the mass use of the words "could be", "potentially", "suggests" and so on. I choose to interpret those words as "further study is needed" each time they are used, limiting the article to only what has the word "finding" on it.
- tedks 13y agoI'm in my lab now, but if you insist I can transcribe the reference section of my favorite psychology of women textbook when I get home. I don't think it's unfair to call out people with obvious agendas (in this case, single-gender education) when they make broad claims about entirely uncontroversial topics within a field itself. Nobody on HN would brook that over an evolution debate; it's sexist, frankly, to allow that to happen here.