interestingly, i think most of the women i know who've taken it have scored androgynous (mostly with masculine higher) or masculine. i only have 2 data points for men, and y'all both scored with femininity higher. as the test says, i think it likely just says more about 'traditional' gender roles and the construction of the test (and the ways in which accepted-behavior has shifted) than the test-takers themselves.
I didn't get all that extra info, though-- perhaps because I wasn't logged in or because I have scripting disabled.
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Date: 2005-12-10 08:20 am (UTC)interestingly, i think most of the women i know who've taken it have scored androgynous (mostly with masculine higher) or masculine. i only have 2 data points for men, and y'all both scored with femininity higher. as the test says, i think it likely just says more about 'traditional' gender roles and the construction of the test (and the ways in which accepted-behavior has shifted) than the test-takers themselves.
I didn't get all that extra info, though-- perhaps because I wasn't logged in or because I have scripting disabled.
the latter, i think. i wasn't logged in either.