The age of the person being asked made a difference. While research continues to show women are “far more likely” to be subject to discrimination based on their gender, an increasing number of men say it’s just as likely to happen to them.
“Even as we wrangle over why men and women approach politics, sex and sexuality, and relationships differently, there is evidence that in some places the gender gap is growing larger,” they wrote. In the report, he and research assistants Beatrice Lee and Dana Popky refer to the debate over the ways that men and women are different as a “cultural and political flashpoint.” Cox, director and founder of the survey center and a senior fellow in polling and public opinion at the institute. The report also finds a growing chasm in how men and women view certain issues and aspects of life that is striking, said Daniel A.
