They question their capacity to lead more often than men do, and push less often for promotions or pay rises.
"After a lifetime of being told that they were intellectually and culturally inferior," Mr. Arsenault writes, even many blacks "questioned their race's capacity to excel in the 'higher' forms of art, theater, science, literature, sports, entertainment and music".
The trouble with presupposing the supremacy of culturally imposed gender norms as the cause of imbalances, is that we risk undervaluing (or dismissing entirely) the individuals' contributions and call into question their capacity to achieve the egalitarian marriage in the first place.
When someone is going along with the doctors, nobody ever questions their mental capacity".
Because of being exceptional at something, they each question their own capacity to love in that storybook way.
Many parents question their emotional capacity to handle any protesting from their child, as well as question their sleep training decision by perusing the websites that try to convince parents that they are doing harm to their child if they choose to sleep train.
Regulatory institution informants were questioned about their capacity to apply regulations, the mechanisms used for this purpose, and the impact of regulation on training and labour markets.
Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Reagan faced questions about their capacity and preparedness to lead, as Mr. Bush does now.
Another defeat will leave Wenger's team one point behind the leaders and raise questions about their capacity against fellow title contenders after losses at the Etihad and Old Trafford.
For a global health assessment, residents will answer single-item questions on their capacity to move, eyesight, hearing, and whether daily functioning is impaired due to pain.
In parallel, recent progress in molecular biology has allowed determination of numerous markers in routine clinical practice, but raises the question of their capacity to improve patient management (Boudreau et al, 2005).
