Gender difference in self-reported empathy: effects of task instructions and exposure to gender essentialism primes (dataset)

Namitha Rajasekhar (Contributor)
Anna Redly (Contributor)
Shevantika Nanda (Other)
Gillian Brown (Creator)

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Methodology: online questionnaire data from human participants; type of file: Microsoft Excel file; format: standard Excel format; software requirements: Microsoft or other programme that allow import of Excel files.

Date made available	8 Dec 2025
Publisher	University of St Andrews

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DOI
10.17630/f74b27b6-30e9-4a9c-818d-607c4cd40650

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Rajasekhar_et_al_data_13.05.24.xlsx
File: application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet, 131 KB
Type: Dataset
Licence: CC BY

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Gender difference in self-reported empathy: effects of task instructions and exposure to gender essentialism primes
Rajasekhar, N., Redly, A., Nanda, S. & Brown, G., 2025, In: PLoS One. 20, 12, e0337211.
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Gender difference in self-reported empathy: effects of task instructions and exposure to gender essentialism primes (dataset)

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Gender difference in self-reported empathy: effects of task instructions and exposure to gender essentialism primes

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