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- dragonc - Jun 19 2006 | news, male, masculinity
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Quoted: ITHACA, N.Y. -- Threaten a man's masculinity and he will assume more macho attitudes, according to a study by a Cornell University researcher.
"I found that if you made men more insecure about their masculinity, they displayed more homophobic attitudes, tended to support the Iraq War more and would be more willing to purchase an SUV over another type of vehicle," said Robb Willer, a sociology doctoral candidate at Cornell. Willer is presenting his findings Aug. 15 at the American Sociological Association's 100th annual meeting in Philadelphia.
"Masculine overcompensation is the idea that men who are insecure about their masculinity will behave in an extremely masculine way as compensation. I wanted to test this idea and also explore whether overcompensation could help explain some attitudes like support for war and animosity to homosexuals," Willer said.
- zron - Dec 17 2005 | psychology, academia, science, sex, gender, masculinity, imported:del.icio.us
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Quoted: もう一度繰り返しておこう
この国は「膨大な無駄で生きている」ということを。
本当に無駄を省いて資金を捻出し、底辺の人を救いたいと思うなら、覚悟が必要なのは水色の人達だ。少なくとも両方の手に持つその貯蓄袋の一つは手放す必要がある。持ち家か、子供の大学進学か、安定した老後か、そのうちのひとつくらいは諦める必要がある。
「仕分けられる」のは、私であり、あなたなのだ。
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This just in: 2+2=4
In other words, isn't this kind of common knowledge at this point?
Sometimes scientists like to run experiments to test out "common knowledge." It is called Research, or, I got the data to back it up, beecheez.