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Devaluation reportedly drives higher attrition among US women faculty

NewsfromScience reports that US women faculty shared hundreds of examples of devaluation with computational social scientist Katie Spoon.

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Being held to higher standards, left off invitations and pointed to as “diversity” but ignored were among the experiences US women faculty shared with Katie Spoon, NewsfromScience reports. Spoon and colleagues say such experiences are more common for women than men and account for women faculty’s higher attrition rate.

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