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The gender bias of names: Surnames standing solo gives men advantage

by Staff July 2, 2018
July 2, 2018 63 views

In new research, psychologists find that study participants, on average, were more than twice as likely to call male professionals — even fictional ones — by their last name only, compared to equivalent female professionals. This example of gender bias, say researchers, may be contributing to gender inequality.

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