What Do True Gender Ratios and Stereotype Norms Really Tell Us?

Statistical Evidence in Medical Trials: What Do the Data Really Tell Us?

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Gender Quotas I

Increasing the number of women in positions of political power is top priority for women’s movements and for governments around the world. Activists, international institutions, and national governments have come to see gender quota laws as the best way to achieve this goal. In the past 15 years, more than 40 countries have adopted measures that require a certain number of those running for or ...

What Do Biometric Surveys Really Tell Us About Health In Developing Countries? An Analysis of HIV Prevalence In Four African Countries

True gender ratios and stereotype rating norms

We present a study comparing, in English, perceived distributions of men and women in 422 named occupations with actual real world distributions. The first set of data was obtained from previous a large-scale norming study, whereas the second set was mostly drawn from UK governmental sources. In total, real world ratios for 290 occupations were obtained for our perceive vs. real world compariso...

The real deal: what judgments of really reveal about how people think about artifacts.

It is widely assumed that artifacts fall into distinct kinds. These kinds are generally identified by appeal to words-chair versus stool versus bowl versus vase, and so on. But contextual and cross-linguistic variation in what artifacts are grouped together by name raise questions about whether artifacts indeed do fall into fixed kinds. Can judgments of what artifacts really are reveal a true k...