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Gender differences in object location memory: A meta-analysis

delete2007-02-01
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Daniel Voyer *
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Albert Postma
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Brandy Brake
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Julianne Imperato‐McGinley
DOI:10.3758/BF03194024delete
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The goal of the present study was to quantify the magnitude of gender differences in object location memory tasks. A total of 123 effect sizes (d) drawn from 36 studies were included in a meta-analysis using a hierarchical approach. Object identity memory (37 effect sizes) and object location memory (86 effect sizes) tasks were analyzed separately. Object identity memory task showed significant gender differences that were homogeneous and in favor of women. For the object location memory tasks, effect sizes had to be partitioned by age (younger than 13, between 13 and 18, older than 18), object type (common, uncommon, gender neutral, geometric, masculine, feminine), scoring method (accuracy, time, distance), and type of measure (recall, recognition) to achieve homogeneity. Significant gender differences in favor of females were obtained in all clusters above the age of 13, with the exception of feminine, uncommon, and gender-neutral objects. Masculine objects and measures of distance produced significant effects in favor of males. Implications of these results for future work and for theoretical interpretations are discussed.
Keyword:
MENTAL ROTATIONS TEST
SEX-DIFFERENCES
SPATIAL ABILITY
HEMISPHERIC-SPECIALIZATION
FEMALE ADVANTAGE
PERFORMANCE
WOMEN
REPRESENTATIONS
MAGNITUDE
CHILDREN
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Psychonomic Bulletin and Review
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