Did Blind Orchestra Auditions Really Benefit Women?¶
Gelman, A. Did Blind Orchestra Auditions Really Benefit Women?.
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- And it is often over-credited: the famous studies of blind auditions have themselves been re-examined and debated, a caution against treating masking as a guaranteed fix rather than a targeted one.
This sourceStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science. (2019). Re-examines the widely cited blind-orchestra-audition study and argues that its noisy observational estimates do not justify treating masking as a guaranteed remedy.
- And it is often over-credited: the famous studies of blind auditions have themselves been re-examined and debated, a caution against treating masking as a guaranteed fix rather than a targeted one.
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