During Leta Hollingworth's time, the variability hypothesis asserted that

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The variability hypothesis posited that men are more variable than women in a wide range of physical and mental characteristics, leading to a greater number of men at both the high and low ends of the distribution for these traits. This hypothesis was used historically to argue that men were more likely to be geniuses (or extremely deficient) than women, contributing to gender stereotypes and biases in assessments of intellectual and physical capabilities.

During Leta Hollingworth's Time, the Variability Hypothesis Asserted That