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| 12593. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN WAYS OF KNOWING. Argues that, although men and women have different ways of knowing, this does not mean that women are inferior, as implied by many scientists who did brain studies in the 19th century. The paper also argues that environment, as well as biology, plays a role in creating gender differences. On this basis, it is claimed that young women need to be encouraged to have greater self-confidence as part of the overall socialization process. 6 pages, 19 footnotes, 2 bibliographic sources. |
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