Women Finally Succeeded At Ruining Science Completely
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>“Take for example Donald Trump’s assertion during a Republican primary debate that there was ‘no problem [with his penis], I guarantee’ and the rebuttal by Trump’s alleged extramarital partner Stormy Daniels that Trump’s penis was ‘smaller than average.’ This gave rise to several conversations about Trump’s masculinity and character, as well as the politics of penile emasculation. Yet, despite this common cultural acceptance, our review of the literature revealed few studies investigating men’s experiences of their penis and their masculinity in tandem, which in turn, sparked our interest in investigating the phenomenon.”
>Pedersen and her colleagues found that the endorsement of penis-centric masculinity was positively associated with the endorsement of hostile sexism. In other words, the more strongly men agreed with statements such as “Men with bigger penises are more masculine” and “My manhood is strongly tied to my penis,” the more they agreed with statements such as “Women seek to gain power by getting control over men” and “Women exaggerate problems they have at work.” Participants who placed greater value on their own penis size were also more likely to endorse hostile sexism.
Affirmative action was a mistake.
>Pedersen and her colleagues found that the endorsement of penis-centric masculinity was positively associated with the endorsement of hostile sexism. In other words, the more strongly men agreed with statements such as “Men with bigger penises are more masculine” and “My manhood is strongly tied to my penis,” the more they agreed with statements such as “Women seek to gain power by getting control over men” and “Women exaggerate problems they have at work.” Participants who placed greater value on their own penis size were also more likely to endorse hostile sexism.
Affirmative action was a mistake.
