SuperHappy -> RE: Why Women Are Better at Everything (8/1/2011 6:25:22 PM)
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer FR I'm just wondering: can someone explain how this kind of research will help move society towards a happier and more harmonious position? As opposed to research which focuses. say, on the comparative superiorities of one racial group over another? I have been out of psychology for quite a while, but I presume that the next step would be to look at the reasons why one group flourishes whilst another doesn't. These things do filter though...eventually. That's surely one way of interpreting it. I think the other way to interpret it is of recognizing that whether it be for sociological or biological factors, women bring another perspective to management, decision making and power. I've acknowledged quite a few times that the title is sensationalist and there are reasons why I used it, but that in the end, I don't think one gender is really superior than another, just different. That said, I (and a rapidly increasing amount of research) is studying how mixing in a little more female perspectives in the decision making might be a good thing for our society in general, how it might bring an equilibrium. This requires adaptation because for the longest time, the women who ascended to power had to act a lot like men to get things done (think Thatcher). But now there is a push to perhaps see what happens when we let women do it their way. My point was with regards to why, in schools, in many subjects boys are not doing so well as girls. I disagree little with regards to a change of perspective of those in power i.e. your last point.
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