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Gender similarities hypothesis
Males and females are similar on most but not all psychological variables
Gender differences can vary in maginutide at different ages and depending on context
More alike than they are different
“Men Are From Mars, Women are From Venus”
argued for huge psychological differences between women and men
“You Just Don’t Understand: Women and Men in Conversation”
argued for different cultures hypothesis
Men and women’s patterns of speaking are so different that they belong in different linguistic communities
“The Psychology of Sex Differences”
reviewed 2,000 studies of gender differences including abilities, personality, social behavior, and memory
Found lots of evidence for gender similiarities
Concluded gender differences in 4 areas: verbal ability, visual-spatial ability, math ability, aggression
Gender meta-analysis steps
Locate all studies on topic being reviewed
Extract statistics from each report and compute effect size
Compute average weight for effect sizes
Determine if effect sizes are homogeneous
Measure of effect sizes
d = effect size
Mm = mean score for males
Mf = mean score for females
Sw = avg of sex-standard deviation
Negative value = higher score for females
Positive value = negative score for males
Interpretation of effect sizes
0.20 = small
0.50 = medium
0.80 = large
Magnititude of gender difference ___
did grow larger from childhood to adolescence
Deindividuation
Refers to state in which person has lost their individual identity
People should feel no obligation to comply to gender roles