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... test , there has generally been a tendency to favor girls . This follows from the fact that intelligence tests consist so largely of verbal items , on which girls are superior . In- sofar as the tests depend upon memory , girls have an ...
... test , there has generally been a tendency to favor girls . This follows from the fact that intelligence tests consist so largely of verbal items , on which girls are superior . In- sofar as the tests depend upon memory , girls have an ...
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... tests are not ( to put it conservatively ) wholly inborn but are due , certainly in part , to the different upbringing of the sexes . If some advantage of either sex is man - made we cannot , without deliberation , use this advantage to ...
... tests are not ( to put it conservatively ) wholly inborn but are due , certainly in part , to the different upbringing of the sexes . If some advantage of either sex is man - made we cannot , without deliberation , use this advantage to ...
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... tests to discourage such a move . To sum up , conclusive proof as to innate differences in mental aptitudes of the sexes may not be forthcoming for years to come . One prediction One prediction may be safely made . If ever confirmed ...
... tests to discourage such a move . To sum up , conclusive proof as to innate differences in mental aptitudes of the sexes may not be forthcoming for years to come . One prediction One prediction may be safely made . If ever confirmed ...
Contents
Womens Education under Fire | 3 |
Where Angels Fear to Tread | 18 |
PSYCHOANALYSIS AND WOMEN | 31 |
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