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by Philip N. Cohen

Tag: dimorphism

Delusions of dimorphism

August 27, 2010February 17, 2015Categories In the news, Research reports11 Comments on Delusions of dimorphism

Are 1-day-olds who stare at a mobile for 52 seconds more likely to be engineers when they grow up than those who only stare for 41 seconds?

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Philip N. Cohen

I’m a sociologist at the University of Maryland, College Park. See my website at philipncohen.com for more information.

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