1437:" Are we seriously to believe that there were no studies of "sex differences" in psychology before 1903? According to Barbara Lloyd "At the beginning of the twentieth century, Helen Thompson Woolley commented on nineteenth and early twentieth-century psychologists' and physiologists' efforts to understand sex differences. She wrote: 'There is perhaps no field aspiring to be scientific where flagrant personal bias, logic martyred in the cause of supporting prejudice, unfounded assertions, and even sentimental rot and drivel, have run riot to such an extent as here'" (
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Okay, found out what James, 1994 is. We can't cite it directly as it's an unpublished manuscript (or at least it was in 2000, in the 7th edition I was able to get access to an ebook of), and the title doesn't pull up any hits anywhere other than Google Books (as a reference in the
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More than three years later, this is still a problem. I would very much like to remove all women that are mentioned just because they are women or just because they are not white. The reason is that this is not something that drives the development of psychology forward. If nobody protests, I will do
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As I wrote above, you need to ground your changes in wikipedia policy and/or precedent. This is not about whether anyone is a feminist. It is about removing content in a disruptive way. If you won't revert your removal at least until other editors weigh in, the next step is to have this discussed at
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article, roughly the same claim ("Being that it was the first known dissertation on sex differences, it received mixed reviews.") sourced to
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are unnecessary (on many levels). Perhaps we should look for some secondary sources from something like...a history of psychology textbook. I also imagine that the APA and APS have likely generated releases about key developments or scientists.
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I've removed 1700 letters of useless derailing information from a long article. I won't let a feminist clutter up this page again. The information took 2,3% of the whole long article. These changes will stand.
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I like reference books that take a historical approach, and I have some to suggest to editors of this page. You may find it helpful while reading or editing articles to look at a bibliography of
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