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Unless they fake the data, researchers do not have control over the results. Yet I hope the article is not being upvoted as startup advice: "Don't hire beautif
by restruct 17y ago
Unless they fake the data, researchers do not have control over the results.
Yet I hope the article is not being upvoted as startup advice: "Don't hire beautiful women."
Perhaps heterosexual men can also train themselves to think of beautiful women as people first instead of as sex objects primarily.
- joeyo 17y agoTrue, but don't discount the importance of interpretation of results.
- bad_user 17y ago> Unless they fake the data, researchers do not have control over the results. Yes they have. In any statistic, you can introduce bias (many times without even knowing), the most common one being selection bias. For example, I'd bet that the results for this research done on men coming from fields that are male-dominated (like engineering, finance), are totally different from the results of men coming from female-dominated fields.