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I think one could probably get something juicy out of NLP analysis of words in these data. Presumably, words like "hard" "difficult" "tough" would track the difficulty and hence ability scores of fields well.
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Scary how rarely mathematicians are called 'brilliant' or 'genius.' Less than anthropologists
Also I wonder what the correlation between frequency of these terms of the fields and average test score of the field is:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0191886901000228 …pic.twitter.com/8fnY6LxfPI
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How did political scientists hoodwink people into calling them "brilliant" or "genius." ?
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No control here. Students who took math classes are evaluating math professors. It might just be that sociologists and to-bes just don’t like calling each other geniuses, and the field, for independent reasons, attracted a notable African American presence.
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I think it's more interesting to look at which fields are above, and which are below the trendline in both charts.
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