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Superraptor (talk | contribs) (Added new Sense L2900-S1 with [en] gloss: The use of neuroscientific research to support pre-existing conceptualizations about inherent sex or gender differences.) |
Superraptor (talk | contribs) (Added new Sense L2900-S2 with [en] gloss: The false belief that the brains of men and women have distinct, fixed differences, which is said to explain women's inferiority or unsuitability for certain kinds of roles.) |
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| Sense / L2900-S2 / gloss / en | Sense / L2900-S2 / gloss / en | ||
The false belief that the brains of men and women have distinct, fixed differences, which is said to explain women's inferiority or unsuitability for certain kinds of roles. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:57, 21 June 2024
(L2900)
Statements
Senses
L2900-S1
| English | The use of neuroscientific research to support pre-existing conceptualizations about inherent sex or gender differences. |
Statements about L2900-S1
L2900-S2
| English | The false belief that the brains of men and women have distinct, fixed differences, which is said to explain women's inferiority or unsuitability for certain kinds of roles. |
Statements about L2900-S2
Forms
L2900-F1