Journal of Open Inquiry in the Behavioral Sciences

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): It’s Not What Was Said But Who Said It To Whom: Interactant Sex Affects Attributions of Sexism in Ambiguous Situations by Grawitch et al. (2022)

Base Rates Can Be Both Socially Useful and Socially Undesirable: Review of Grawitch et al. (2022)

Cory Clark

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Soumise: décembre 22, 2024
Publié: janvier 1, 2025

Résumé

Review of Grawitch et al. (2022)

Mots-clés

sexism attributions
sex differences
base rates

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Clark, C. (2025). Base Rates Can Be Both Socially Useful and Socially Undesirable: Review of Grawitch et al. (2022). Journal of Open Inquiry in the Behavioral Sciences, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.58408/issn.2992-9253.2023.01.01.00000004

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