Anonym (biologen) skrev 2024-08-27 18:52:42 följande:
Varför är män så dåliga på att leva ensamma?Hundratals studier i många länder. Borde vara allmänkunskap vid detta laget.
Några exempel i floden:
"Professor Emily Grundy, vid universitetet i Essex, menar att det finns bevis på att kvinnor lägger ner mer tid på både hushållsarbete och att lösa känslomässiga problem i en relation. Så för kvinnor kan det alltså vara mer jobb att vara i en relation än att vara singel.
Kvinnor är också bättre på att socialisera sig när de är singlar. Kvinnor har i regel ett större socialt nätverk, och har flera nära personer de kan prata med och lita på. Män brukar förlita sig till sin partner och inte ha lika stort socialt umgänge.
? Efter flera olika studier där kvinnor inte har en partner så ser man en tydlig trend att de har flera sociala aktiviter och mer vänner än vad kvinnor som har en partner har. Men med män brukar det vara tvärtom, män utan en partner brukar ha färre vänner och färre sociala aktiviteter, säger Emily Grundy. "
www.hemtrevligt.se/icakuriren/artiklar/aktuellt/20171114/ny-studie-kvinnor-ar-lyckligare-som-singlar-an-vad-man-ar/"A number of studies report that single women tend to be healthier and less depressed, living longer than married women. Single women generally experience fewer stresses and compromises than married women. Furthermore, single women feel more empowered, enjoying greater personal autonomy and freedoms than married women largely because they don?t juggle challenging multiple roles at work and home.
Wives are generally less happy than single women, with many resentful of being married to the wrong man. Consequently, large numbers of marriages, estimated at no less than half in France, Russia and the United States end in divorce or separation. Women are far more likely to file for divorce and report feeling happier after ending their marriages. Such unhappiness is not limited to women married to men ? women married to other women are more likely to divorce than married male same-sex couples. Women have higher expectations of marriage than men and higher demands for meaningful communication and relationship quality, especially with regard to affection and intimacy.
One oft-noted concern is the matter of sexual relations. Wives often complain that husbands want sex with little attention to other needs. This concern is exacerbated by the traditional view still held by many that marriage implies automatic conjugal rights, with husbands entitled to intimacy any time and wives duty bound to oblige."
archive-yaleglobal.yale.edu/content/should-women-stay-single"Among lifelong single people, women often do particularly well in later life. A noteworthy study examined the social networks of seniors (65 and older) of different marital and parental statuses in six nations?Australia, Finland, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the U.S. Generally, people who had no children had the most restricted social networks. But there was a big exception: In five of the six nations, women who had no children and had been single all their lives had more expansive social networks in which friends were an important part of their everyday support system. These lifelong single women were not growing old alone.
A recent study of seniors in the U.S. found that in several important ways, women do better than men when living alone, whereas men do relatively better when they live with other people?typically, a wife. One example is the time that they have for their own hobbies and interests: Women have more time to pursue their own interests when they live alone, whereas men have more time to do what they like when they live with someone else. Another example is the question of how satisfied seniors are with the number of friends that they have. Women are always more satisfied with the number of friends they have, whether they live alone or with someone else. But the difference is bigger when they are living alone?71 percent of the women, but only 48 percent of the men, are satisfied with the number of friends they have."
www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/living-single/201701/is-it-true-single-women-and-married-men-do-bestOrkar inte gå igenom alla "kvinnor mår bättre utan män" källorna en gång till eftersom det är i regel något oseriöst med dem,
Borde vara allmänkunskap vid detta laget.
Bör vara lika mycket allmänkunskap att den första länken som handlar enbart om singlar som visar att fler kvinnor än män är nöjda med singelivet
orsaken är bara Emily Grundys hypotes om varför, det är inte hon som gjort studien.. En hypotes är något man har när man forskar för att kolla om det sämmer.
Det känns väldigt oseriöst när hypotesen utan studie cirkulerar som en fakta
Happiness and Academic Malpractice
Dolan?s exploration of the experiential self isn?t intended just to be a theory: he presents statistical data from numerous sources in support of his hypothesis. Unfortunately, Dolan?s data provide very little support for his theory, and are marred by serious errors of both analysis and interpretation.
Dolan first caught my attention on May 25, 2019, when the Guardian published a quote from him that struck me as unusually strident for a social scientist: ?Married people are happier than other population sub-groups but only when their spouse is in the room when they?re asked how happy they are. When the spouse is not present: fucking miserable.? This ran counter to all the data I?ve seen in my decades of being a family scholar, data that consistently show that married people are happier than their unmarried contemporaries. At the time, Dolan had been publicizing his latest book, Happy Ever After.
quillette.com/2019/06/10/happiness-and-academic-malpractice/
