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The Face of Agency: A Reverse Correlation Study
As people move through their social environment, they constantly make assumptions about others' abilities and personalities, often relying on personal characteristics as cues. One such characteristic is gender. One robust pattern is that people tend to attribute agency to masculine individuals. Here
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