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@jevinwest Your Viziometrics announcement reminded me about https://t.co/pbvTxqOTuF & https://t.co/0zsWCzqhC7 Did you find similar results?

Great paper title: Do men and women differ in their use of tables and graphs in academic publications? http://t.co/U5KUUIF8I9 HT @gentraso

Are there gender differences in using tools for what I call "cognition in representation"? http://t.co/mNOAUHi33i http://t.co/KtpPEL9g6M

Gender gap in use of QM? No bias in use tables v graphs in socsci but only examined articles with them. http://t.co/UD89OFxJja #springerlink

Great paper title: Do men and women differ in their use of tables and graphs in academic publications? http://t.co/U5KUUIF8I9 HT @gentraso

'in the sciences, men used 26% more graphs and figures than women' In the social sciences, no difference. http://t.co/DfFtLs5OdG

'in the sciences, men used 26% more graphs and figures than women' In the social sciences, no difference. http://t.co/DfFtLs5OdG

"Do men and women differ in their use of tables and graphs in acad publications?" in #Scientometrics w/ @ProfJHartley http://t.co/Ii5OLhkc0V

Do men and women differ in their use of tables and graphs in academic publications?