Neurolinguistic priming reveals contrasting gender biases in Republicans and Democrats
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Republicans judged women’s authority violations more harshly than men’s, while Democrats judged men’s violations more harshly than women’s. These biases diminished when gender information appeared later in sentences, highlighting the influence of framing on moral judgments.
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The original was posted on /r/science by /u/mvea on 2024-12-06 22:13:31+00:00.

Original Title: Republicans judged authority violations by women more harshly, while Democrats judged such violations by men as worse. This suggests gender norms and female deference to authority are important for Republicans and perceived biases against women leading to harsher judgments of men for Democrats.