(Male and female ability differences down to socialisation, not genetics (Guardian, UK, 8/15/2010)
By way of apology for my lack of posts while I finish my manuscript (August 30 deadline whooshing towards me!), I offer the latest salvo in the Nature vs. Nurture battle.
(Male and female ability differences down to socialisation, not genetics (Guardian, UK, 8/15/2010)
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FeministJerk
8/19/2010 03:45:17 am
This article could end up as a source of reference in thousands of research papers for students in feminist or sociology courses as “evidence” that children can be socially programmed to met specific behavioral goals. No mention of David Reimer.
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JoyceD
9/8/2010 06:23:03 am
I'm looking forward to your book, but in response to your link: What about testosterone & estrogen and other hormones that are stronger in most men than most women and vice versa? They may not make us chose clothing, but isn't there some good science about how our different chemistry make us think differently?
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