Man smart, woman smarter¶
Hirt, E. R., & McCrea, S. M. (2009). Man smart, woman smarter. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 3(3), 260-274.
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- Self-Handicapping
- The failure mode is universalizing Western-sample findings across contexts where the relevant self-assessments and attributional norms differ, producing interventions that miss the culturally-specific form the strategy takes.
This sourceGender differences in behavioral vs. claimed handicapping; cultural modulation. Gender differences and cultural modulation in handicapping.
- The failure mode is universalizing Western-sample findings across contexts where the relevant self-assessments and attributional norms differ, producing interventions that miss the culturally-specific form the strategy takes.
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