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Every so many years someone authors a book or takes a public stand claiming there are biologically based group differences in some form of aptitude. The most recent of these claims originates from the President of Harvard University<\/a> and claims that women are less likely to be successful in math and science.<\/p>\n

A later attempt at explanation claimed remarks were intended to contest claims of bias in supporting the success of women scientists<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Every so many years someone authors a book or takes a public stand claiming there are biologically based group differences in some form of aptitude. The most recent of these claims originates from the President of Harvard University and claims that women are less likely to be successful in math and science. A later attempt … Continue reading Gender differences in aptitude<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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