Gender bias in moral typecasting Dr Tania Reynolds, Kinsey Institute & Dept of Gender Studies at Indiana University, Bloomington, US. Moral typecasting theory posits that when humans evaluate moral interactions, they instinctively typecast the involved individuals into two roles: harm-inflicting perpetrator or suffering victim. We predicted that the application of this cognitive schema is biased by gender, such that women are more easily typecast as victims and men as perpetrators. This was tested with 5 studies (N=1,538).
Gender bias in moral typecasting by Dr Tania Reynolds, Kinsey Institute & Indiana University, US
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Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Paging @malelesbian
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so nervous
This ties in with the lack of concern for the disabled: purportedly victimised men are presumed to be weaker so who cares.
This ties in with the lack of concern for the disabled: purportedly victimised men are presumed to be weaker so who cares.
Wait what? No you didn't? Send me a link. I feel like I have a similar idea for a novel but I also feel it's too anti-social to be publishable.
I tend to stick to ideas I think people will like. Nobody likes hearing about incels. That said, my current spec script I'm writing is about social isolation. Go figure
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Not only the original incel but someone who realised the importance of publishing an important theory. Don't let it stop you.
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
I must have missed those bits of the New Testament where Jesus tries, and fails, to get laid.
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You didn't. He was, properly speaking, an incel squared, in that he wasn't given the latitude even to try.
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
I think we can give him the benefit of the doubt and call him a volcel.