Gender differences and performance in competitive environments
Gender differences and performance in competitive environments.
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Reader comments
Kip IngramApr 24, 2004 at 9:14AM
That article actually makes an awful lot of sense, but I can already imagine the firestorm it's likely to create. It gets into some issues that are tacitly "off limits" in today's culture.
philApr 24, 2004 at 2:52PM
all it shows--if its a nice accurate piece of work--is that women are taught not to even try to be as competitive against men....and it would need to be done to a much wider sample group in order to even be relevant to anything other than the tested culture anyways. Great site by the way Kip, it is on my wider circle of sites I visit on occasion in order to get a little bit smarter.
michelleApr 24, 2004 at 7:35PM
Those Japanese vending machines remind me of automats of the past...
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