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But now a growing number of scientists are challenging the pseudo-science of "neurosexism", as they call it, and are raising concerns about its implications.
Male and female ability differences down to socialisation, not genetics 2010
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Mind Hacks writes about an article in the new journal Neuroethics, which takes on "'neurosexism', the increasing trend to portray sex differences as 'hard wired' into the brain."
Archive 2008-04-01 Peggy 2008
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Mind Hacks writes about an article in the new journal Neuroethics, which takes on "'neurosexism', the increasing trend to portray sex differences as 'hard wired' into the brain."
Scientiae Carnival: Fools and Foolishness Peggy 2008
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Its latest incarnation is what she calls "neurosexism", sexist bias disguised in the "neuroscientific finery" of claims about neurons, brains, hormones.
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However, a growing number of scientists are challenging the pseudo-science of "neurosexism," as they describe it, and its implications.
Taipei Times 2010
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However, a growing number of scientists are challenging the pseudo-science of "neurosexism," as they describe it, and its implications.
Taipei Times 2010
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Fine offers no original research on the brain or gender; instead, her mission is to demolish the sloppy science being used today to justify gender stereotypes -- which she labels "neurosexism."
'Delusions of Gender' argues that faulty science is furthering sexism 2010
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Fine offers no original research on the brain or gender; instead, her mission is to demolish the sloppy science being used today to justify gender stereotypes -- which she labels "neurosexism."
'Delusions of Gender' argues that faulty science is furthering sexism 2010
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Fine offers no original research on the brain or gender; instead, her mission is to demolish the sloppy science being used today to justify gender stereotypes -- which she labels "neurosexism."
Wash Post Science 2010
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#72 - SEARCHING OUT DIFFERENCE - neuromyths and neurosexism
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