Tag: Names, Identity, and Discrimination Research
Empirical expectations shaped intentions to adopt double surnames in Italy
Why Italian parents choose double surnames despite supporting gender equality
LLMs favored female-named CVs and showed positional bias
AI hiring tools show consistent bias toward female-named candidates despite equal qualifications
Men sought more advice and did better in the residency match
How gender differences in seeking advice about matching algorithms affect career outcomes
Partisanship shapes support for deporting unauthorized immigrants
How partisanship shapes deportation views of LGBTQ+ and economic immigrant
Political orientation shapes responses to gender-inclusive pronouns
How political beliefs shape whether inclusive pronouns help people envision nonbinary individuals
LGB+ disclosure is linked to higher pay in NHS England
How sexual identity disclosure affects earnings for LGBTQ+ healthcare workers
Discrimination measure validated for family planning settings
Validating a tool to measure discrimination in family planning care
Gender identity is linked to earnings gaps in Canada
Census data reveals significant earnings gaps for transgender and nonbinary workers
No evidence of anti-Black discrimination in NBA rookie playing time
Examining whether race affects how much rookies play in the NBA
Iranian boys’ names shifted from traditional Islamism
How Iran's political upheavals reshaped parents' naming choices over six decades
