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As recession lingers and roles change, America is seeing an increase in stay-at-home dads
"Despite increases in women's employment, there is little toleration for men not remaining employed breadwinners," they wrote. "A deviation from this norm appears to make either partner more likely to leave… men's nonemployment increases divorce because it violates norms."
Gender 
august 2011 by Smalden
What makes a team smarter? More women?
There’s little correlation between a group’s collective intelligence and the IQs of its individual members. But if a group includes more women, its collective intelligence rises.
Gender  Collaboration 
august 2011 by Smalden
Women social gamers
It turns out that of 2,052 people surveyed, nearly as many women (49%) play online video games as men (50%), putting a stake (if not the first) through the notion that men are more into online gaming than women.
Games  Gender 
august 2011 by Smalden

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