r/pointlesslygendered 7d ago

SOCIAL MEDIA [meme]

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u/sw337 7d ago

USA Today citing an IPSOS study. Do you know what IPSOS is?

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u/yahwol 7d ago

some dogshit fre*ch survey company

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u/finnmleko 7d ago

you won't believe any research or facts presented to you because you believe in your feelings more than in facts

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u/yahwol 7d ago

you posted one. again, posting a single online news link doesn't automatically make a point true. gen z men are less misogynistic than millennials and boomers

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u/EmergencyDish69 7d ago

Everyone needs to prove but you don't?

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u/finnmleko 7d ago

However, this research was conducted by specialists from an organization that, for example, creates election polls, which have always been consistent in my country (Poland). You can check the research method, results, conclusions, and why it's a good source. What is your source, and is there any evidence to support your thesis other than "it's just how I think?"

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u/Iorith 7d ago

I can look and see it's all self reported data. Even an intro class would point out why that isn't acceptable

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u/GenderBendingRalph 7d ago

My brother or sister in statistics... do you not understand the difference between self-reported objective data and self-reported social data? Yes, people who self-report medical symptoms are unreliable.

The only way to find out what people believe is... hold on, this is a shocker... to ask them. Opinion surveys are as old as print and a foundation of documenting public opinion.

Go ahead, tell me Pew Research findings aren't valid because their survey respondents self-report their opinions.

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u/Iorith 7d ago

No, I believe in things like proper sampling for results. Self reported surveys are barely above going up and asking random people on the street, and would get your paper thrown out even in an undergraduate course.

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u/Larry-Man 7d ago

No, they don’t. Self reporting is absolutely a useful tool on internal beliefs.

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u/Iorith 7d ago

Except that it relies on human honesty and self awareness, adding a massive amount of bias and inaccuracy.

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u/Prudent-Bicycle-9210 7d ago

facts

Looks inside

self reported data

🤡🤡

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u/Larry-Man 7d ago

How the fuck do you get people’s beliefs without self-reported data? It’s a viable research tool in certain scenarios, including this one.

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u/TrekkiMonstr 7d ago

I don't think you can say that with your username lmao

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u/yahwol 7d ago

it's meant to be the German greeting but I misspelled it 7 years ago

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u/TrekkiMonstr 7d ago

I know, I'm saying a German(-coded person) maybe should consider the optics of French bashing lmao

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u/yahwol 7d ago

I am from Serbia