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How credible is the experimental evidence on precarious manhood? A z-curve analysis
Precarious manhood theory (PMT) explains men’s compensatory responses to masculinity threats in domains such as affect, aggression, risk-taking, dominance, and social attitudes. While recent meta-analytic evidence suggests that masculinity threat has a small-to-medium average effect, recent preregis
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