Men and Things, Women and People: A Meta-Analysis of Sex Differences in Interests

Overview of attention for article published in Psychological Bulletin, November 2009

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Gad Saad, 19 Aug 2017

I hope that @google punishes these sexist Nazis for finding ROBUST sex differences in vocational interests.

Dr Jordan B Peterson, 06 Aug 2017

Hate facts support you, Christina: https://t.co/eAgqBy1uBE But facts are a patriarchal construction... https://t.co/bIQpVu8B2y

Dr Jordan B Peterson, Professor of Psychology, 12 Apr 2017

Data on male vs female interest https://t.co/JK2oqCMKX8 https://t.co/GLsKRxfrbm

¿Quién se beneficia de tu hombría?, 05 Oct 2016

"Los hombres y las cosas, las mujeres y la gente: un meta-análisis sobre las diferencias de intereses entre los sexos". «La…

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