Another recent study examined stereotypes of
gender differences favoring females in reading comprehension and fluidity.
examined stereotypes of
gender differences favoring females in reading comprehension and fluidity.
The authors note that existing stereotypes about gender and reading lead to a «gap [that] may reflect boys» fear of confirming the negative stereotype about their gender group in reading, rather than intrinsic
gender differences favoring females in reading ability and motivation.»
The analysis did, however, reveal
gender differences favoring men in situational empathic concern (p = 0.02) and situational perspective taking (p = 0.02).
Not exact matches
The second and third
favored positions for both
genders also involved partners lying on their sides, although slight
differences in preference emerged here.
In a world of data - dentites and troubling socio - political times, Washington's works act as metaphors for broader realities and underlying universal connections where
differences of race, creed and
gender are displaced in
favor of unity and a singular pluralism.
The position of head restraints, for example, tended to
favor men, and did not account for
gender differences in the size and strength of the neck.
There was little
difference based on
gender, with 72 percent of women and 66 percent of men
favoring a ban.
Age and
gender differences related to verbal domain are often frequent in
favor of female (Skaalvik and Skaalvik, 2004) and younger students (e.g., Marsh et al., 1988).
The opposite pattern may be true with regard to alcohol misuse, in relation to which, though to a less extent (see Schulte et al. 2009),
gender differences have been demonstrated in
favor of male adolescents (for a review, see White and Huselid 1997).
In summary, we found
gender differences in dispositional affective empathy
favoring women, but also found that observed support provision did not differ by
gender.