One of the challenges to persuading people to think critically about information on gender is that
a. people generally give too much weight to experimental research.
b. people often consider emotional evidence to be equivalent to research evidence.
c. people are often reluctant to generalize from individual self-reports.
d. people are often unwilling to accept what they see and hear.
Question 2
Which of the following is not a requirement of the critical thinking approach to research on the psychology of women?
a. Ask good questions.
b. Examine the evidence.
c. Suggest alternative explanations.
d. Ask whether the results are consistent with the psychological characteristics of people you know.
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