The gender gap lives on

[...]the 2000s, women were under-represented, but in the past 20 years, women have been advantaged relative to similarly credentialed men in psychology, economics and mathematics. Big data The book isn't all numbers. Besides copious amounts of data, the book provides revealing vignettes of the experiences of women in science, along with telling examples of institutional practices, both past and present. According to various studies, women are on average more engaged in parenting than are men, especially "invisible" parenting - being on call, planning, monitoring children's emotional well-being and so on.