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For several years, scholars, advocates, and correctional administrators have had access to information that suggested that women might be the usual perpetrators of sexual abuse in men’s prisons ... since the publication of the first methodologically rigorous victimization surveys in 2007 and 2008, the results have consistently pointed to women staff as the main perpetrators of sexual victimization in jails and prisons for men. Still, until Brenda Smith’s article in this symposium, only one law r…
/r/Male_Studies14/08/22 07:41 PM
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This article highlights a systematic bias in the academic, correctional, and human rights discourse that constitutes the basis for prison rape policy reform. This discourse focuses almost exclusively on sexual abuse perpetrated by men: sexual abuse of male prisoners by fellow inmates, and sexual abuse of women prisoners by male staff. But since 2007, survey and correctional data have indicated that the main perpetrators of prison sexual abuse seem to be women. In men’s facilities, inmates report…
/r/Male_Studies14/08/22 07:37 PM
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I guess the outcomes I'm interested in are ones most directly linked with student learning. So areas of academic achievement measured through e.g. school grades or performance on standardized assessments (or even the results of assessments used as parts of studies like PISA). But it could also include things like dropout rates (if they are, not inappropriately, used as proxy measures for issues in learning). There is no particular regional focus. An area I'm interested in is the poorer performan…
/r/Male_Studies29/05/22 09:55 PM
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I'd like to know about disparities in educational outcomes between boys and girls - in particular, research into specific causes behind these disparities (and if possible, what is known on how to address these disparities). An example might be studies that show that stereotype threat may be partly responsible for boys' worse performance on assessments of language ability or (sometimes) girls' worse performance on assessments of mathematics.
/r/Male_Studies28/05/22 10:08 PM
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Bisexual individuals face identity denial and erasure and qualitative analyses suggest that it may be gendered, such that people stereotype bisexual women as truly heterosexual and bisexual men as truly gay. Across three studies (total N = 787), we examined perceptions of bisexual targets’ attraction patterns. Participants rated the attraction of either a female or male bisexual target to both the same gender/sex and opposite gender/sex. An internal meta-analysis revealed that heterosexual, lesb…
/r/Male_Studies21/05/22 05:32 AM
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This is not what you'd typically think of when hearing the words "boy crisis", but, aside from the impact income inequality has on education outcomes, this is one of the most extreme cases of segregation in education I've heard of in modern times. At the very least, the most basic forms of equality of opportunity in children's education must be safeguarded.
/r/Male_Studies04/05/22 10:24 PM
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Education policy makers in the UAE need to start thinking about the heavy cost of a number of decisions regarding teachers, which are having a cumulatively negative impact on the quality of boys’ education. There needs to be a complete overhaul of the way in which male, expatriate teachers are selected and inducted, and there needs to be additional pedagogical training provided for them to compensate for their lack of skills in this area. ​ Increasing the number of Emirati males in the education…
/r/Male_Studies04/05/22 10:15 PM
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This paper looks at teacher quality within the UAE, casting it as a function of teacher background characteristics, school characteristics and institutional characteristics. The data used was gathered from teacher observations, student surveys and teacher questionnaires conducted in eight MOE secondary schools. The paper finds that there are deficiencies in the recruitment, training and ongoing management of male, expatriate teachers which may explain, at least in part, the poor performance and …
/r/Male_Studies04/05/22 10:08 PM
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This paper explores the importance of the home and school environments in explaining the gender gap in disruptive behavior. We document large differences in the gender gap across key features of the home environment – boys do especially poorly in broken families. In contrast, we find little impact of the early school environment on non-cognitive gaps. Differences in endowments explain a small part of boys’ non-cognitive deficit in single-mother families. More importantly, non-cognitive returns t…
/r/Male_Studies05/03/22 03:09 PM
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I think, at least when talking about popular ideas influenced by evopsych, a lot of it has to do with comparisons being drawn between humans and other animals (even when they're not appropriate comparisons to make). I don't agree with everything in this article, but the author makes some interesting observations. When it comes to human sexuality, especially human male sexuality, it seems like there is a tendency to over-extrapolate based on what occurs in other species. A lot of evopsych is maki…
/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates27/02/22 01:09 PM
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Muscle dysmorphia is a form of body dysmorphic disorder in which individuals develop a pathological preoccupation with their muscularity. METHOD: The authors interviewed 24 men with muscle dysmorphia and 30 normal comparison weightlifters, recruited from gymnasiums in the Boston area, using a battery of demographic, psychiatric, and physical measures. ​ On the body dysmorphic disorder modification of the Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale, subjects with muscle dysmorphia displayed prominent p…
/r/Male_Studies14/02/22 04:01 PM
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Men’s Advice Line and Durham University launch a report of research in the experiences of male victims during Covid-19. The research was commissioned by the Men’s Advice Line and carried out by Professor Nicole Westmarland and Dr Stephen Burrell from the Centre for Research into Violence and Abuse (CRiVA) at Durham University with funding from the Home Office. This research details the experiences of 344 male victims of domestic abuse, 221 of whom made contact by phone and 113 by email. ​ The re…
/r/Male_Studies03/02/22 08:37 PM
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