Well, replication of results is an important part of science! And actually, I wouldn't necessarily have guessed that people prioritize the same gender cues for adolescents and toddlers, so that's interesting.
(Clearly we need to send someone's kid out in really girly clothes with a really boy haircut, and see whether hair still wins, or whether any ambiguous kid is a girl... I am not willing to sacrifice Q's beautiful hair to this experiment, though.)
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Date: 2013-10-24 07:21 pm (UTC)(Clearly we need to send someone's kid out in really girly clothes with a really boy haircut, and see whether hair still wins, or whether any ambiguous kid is a girl... I am not willing to sacrifice Q's beautiful hair to this experiment, though.)