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How female ambition is shaped.
Positions of Power How female ambition is shaped.
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Studies of boys and girls show that as children…
Back to Childhood: Studies of boys and girls show that as children… Both sexes have remarkably similar desires for achievement. Both wish for accomplishment requiring work or skill. Both desire recognition and honor.
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Data: Issue of Fortune, which highlights
“The 50 Most Powerful Women in Business
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Position in the U.S. :
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Example: Ben Barres: -Ben is a transsexual neuroscientist -Ben worked as both genders in science -Ben noted that he is treated with more respect and interrupted less frequently now as a man.
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Men & Women: -While men overrate their performance; women tend to underrate their own. -Compare grades from both genders in a subject with the exact same scores. Males think they are better than females. -Men tend to think they are rating their abilities as higher and expressed greater goals for future related activities; women rating their abilities as lower and expressed lower goals.
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Bias: When a person got perceive as talented, this person became more talented. If a person perceived as less able, this person’s ability shrinked. Example: A group of students with average grades. Once the teacher gives out gifts for half of the students, for another exam result comes out the students received gifts scored higher.
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Women’s performance suffered only when they believed they were being
Questions Effect: Women’s performance suffered only when they believed they were being Example: When subjects were asked questions related to other country identity before taking a test, their performance went up. But when asked questions related to gender, their performance went down.
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