Online dating in middle and later life gendered expectations and experiences

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Several years ago Clifford Nass, a late professor of Human-Computer Interaction at Stanford University, did a study where participants were taught a subject by a male or female voice on a computer. At the end of the session, they completed a computer-based questionnaire where they were asked how effective each voice was at teaching the given topic. This was a voice on a computer, after all. Every participant denied harboring any gender stereotypes, yet the evidence of gendered expectations was undeniable when looking at the data [ 1 ]. This article talks about social norms and gender biases, how they manifest in the workplace, and how we can start fixing them.

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