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Occupational Sex Segregation is Strongly Predicted by Psychological Sex Differences
If traits of individuals are associated with occupational choice, sex differences in those traits should be associated with sex differences in occupational choice, and consequently, with occupational sex segregation. In this cross-sectional study, we assessed the extent to which this is the case for
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