Rich Men Are Most Likely To Have No Idea What They о The study also suggests that men’s higher propensity toward this behavior “could help them earn higher wages and explain some of the gender wage gap,” said study co author nikki shure. Researchers embarked on a novel study intent on measuring what a princeton philosophy professor contends is one of the most salient features of our culture the ability to play the expert without.
If You Re Young Rich And Male You Re Likely To Study Economics It wasn't a study "about rich guys", it was about people (adolescents in this case) pretending to understand things they don't. and it turns out that adolescents from wealthy families tend to do that the most, not surprising because rich privileged people often lie to themselves that they "earned" or "deserve" their fortune, which means they have to convince themselves that they're smart. "rich guys". okay wapo. the study covered thousands of 15 year olds. way to take something that could be valuable insight into the way familial wealth affects developing minds and spin it into "rich guys don't know what they're talking about" with a picture of an adult. woof. Men are much more likely than women to master the art of hyperbole, as are the wealthy relative to the poor or middle class. Finding #2: people who make less are more generous…on the small scale. the study: piff brought rich and poor members of the community into his lab, and gave each participant the equivalent of $10. they were told they cold keep the money for themselves, or share a portion with a stranger.
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