Older scientists can, and do, stay brilliant in their field to the end, with much to contribute...
Bill Von Hippel, psychologist, finds that older people rely more on stereotypes to make decisions https://tmblr.co/ZTylnw2IjGZbu
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so true! :)
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...but they will maintain social stereotypes they always held if they never re-examine these in the first place.
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totally, and is some of what hurts most. seeing some very clever people speaking utter rubbish. as
@JustHappi says privilege
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Hi! Management doesn't stagnate critical thinking as far as stereotypes go...
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Sadly scientists who hold and perpetuate negative stereotypes will do so regardless of their role.
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Managers should work as hard if not harder than rest of us to fight their biases. It's duty of care.
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perhaps they should, but its an idealism to not recognise the problem
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What problem?
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please say yes! I don't want to be that kind of person! x
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@ConnectedWaters Yes & no! For many people, the way you are in most formative years of social learning especially up to age 40...
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is that in general? Meaning the older I get the more I will use stereotypes to make decisions, or the current generation?
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as in it's only the current generation of older people, and we can combat this ourselves by recognizing it as we age?
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the perils of becoming management
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