Excited to see our research featured by AIBM today, showing that people are less willing to help men when they fall behind — and that effort beliefs drive this pattern. @fair-thechoicelab.bsky.social @aibm.bsky.social aibm.org/research/why...

Why society offers less sympathy when men fall behind

Society shows less sympathy when men fall behind. New research reveals people blame struggling men more and support fewer policies to help them.

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📢 New study from CREATE Centre for Research on Equality in Education People are more accepting of men falling behind in work and education—and less supportive of policies to help them. The reason? Many believe it’s due to lack of effort. @fair-thechoicelab.bsky.social @ranveigfalch.bsky.social