(December 30, 2014 at 5:07 pm)Blackout Wrote:That's circular as an explanation for why the mechanic stereotype exists in the first place.(December 30, 2014 at 5:04 pm)Natachan Wrote: IIRC those studies were inconclusive. It was hard to tell if that preference was influenced by parents or not. I'll have to look it up.It's because some men like to feel superior and they are afraid women can equal or have better performance than them doing supposedly masculine tasks/jobs
The mechanic stereotype does confuse me. Why is it unfeminine? This is crafting, which is usually either gender neutral or a feminine task. Weavers and potters are often women. So why is this different? Why is math and engineering seen as unfeminine?
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