I just came across this 2024 multi-lab replication of a classic experiment aimed at testing the effect of masculine generic forms vs gender-fair forms on comprehension: When German participants are asked to "name 3 politicians" they mention less women when "politician" is written using a masculin generic ('Politiker') than a gender-fair form (‘Politikerinnen und Politiker'). The effect is highly replicable and quite strong (cohen's d = 0.84)
https://kops.uni-konstanz.de/server/api/core/bitstreams/94d89d24-4efa-406e-be63-3fc04a7c9c92/content
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