Another Feminist Myth Exploded

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This is from my Blog, but I thought it was relevant here:
As anyone with an interest in reality, facts and basic critical skills can do a study at the Tinbergen Institute of the Nederlands has exploded the myth that women are better at multi-tasking. Said myth, often repeated by the media and Feminazi traitors, has never actually been supported by any scientific data whatsoever; but it was popular (for obvious reasons) within the truth-irrelevant circles of liberalism.
…our results do not support the stereotype that women are better at multitasking. Women suffer as much as men when forced to multitask and are actually less inclined to multitask when being free to choose.
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We do not find any evidence for gender differences in the ability to multitask. Besides, the share of switchers is exactly the same for men and women and the average number of switches is higher for men. Thus, the results contradict the claims of Fisher (1999): if men think so much more linearly than women, why don’t they insist more on a sequential schedule? Moreover, why is it that women do not adapt better to multitasking than men when forced to alternate? In sum, the view that women are better at multitasking is not supported by our findings.
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