"Headstrong" girls and "dependent" boys may earn less as adults
If you’re a woman and you were perceived as ‘headstrong’ as a child, your earning power as an adult might be negatively compromised.
Source: womensagenda.com.au
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If you’re a woman and you were perceived as ‘headstrong’ as a child, your earning power as an adult might be negatively compromised.
“Headstrong” women and “dependent” men may get paid less, research finds.
Gender-stereotype defying boys and girls appear to carry on that way as adults and pay a financial price.