How men and women conduct research on young people
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What research sources are available that describe the experiences of male and female researchers when working with children
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When it comes to researching with children men and women tend to have different experiences since they generally take different approaches. The following solution explains the general differences in their approaches and gives examples of research sources available that describe the experiences of male and female researchers when working with children.
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When encountering a problem on their research, men are more likely to focus on one problem at a time and rely heavily on the left side of the brain. Women have greater access to both sides of their brain and generally when approaching research they tend to prefer to solve problems through several activities a time. Women are more likely to share and discuss their findings or any concerns they may have. In general if men encounter an unexpected problem in their ...
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