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Episode · Freakonomics Radio · 2019-10-24

Books mentioned on 394. Does Hollywood Still Have a Princess Problem?

1 book · With Geena Davis, Sarah Coyne, Sean Bailey, Aislinn Boren, Caroline Heldman, Anya Dubner · Listen

For decades, there’s been a huge gender disparity both on-screen and behind the scenes. But it seems like cold, hard data — with an assist from the actor Geena Davis — may finally be moving the needle.

Stephen Dubner discussed Cognitive Behaviour Therapy with Children. An Investigation Into Cognitive Skills and Cognitive Content in Clinically Referrred and Non-clinical Young Children by Sarah Michelle Quakley.

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  1. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy with Children. An Investigation Into Cognitive Skills and Cognitive Content in Clinically Referrred and Non-clinical Young Children

    Sarah Michelle Quakley · at 15:21

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    “Coyne and her colleagues published their findings in a paper called Pretty as a Princess, Longitudinal Effects of Engagement with Disney Princesses on Gender Stereotypes, Body Esteem and Pro-Social Behavior in Children.”
    Stephen Dubner 394. Does Hollywood Still Have a Princess Problem? 2019-10-24
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