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If you believe the stereotype, women are much more talkative then men. Is there a kernel of truth to this stereotype? I have seen media reports of studies trying to febunkdebunk this as a myth. However, some people seem to doubt whether these studies are based on representative samples. What is the current state of the science on this question?

If you believe the stereotype, women are much more talkative then men. Is there a kernel of truth to this stereotype? I have seen media reports of studies trying to febunk this as a myth. However, some people seem to doubt whether these studies are based on representative samples. What is the current state of the science on this question?

If you believe the stereotype, women are much more talkative then men. Is there a kernel of truth to this stereotype? I have seen media reports of studies trying to debunk this as a myth. However, some people seem to doubt whether these studies are based on representative samples. What is the current state of the science on this question?

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Do women talk more than men?

If you believe the stereotype, women are much more talkative then men. Is there a kernel of truth to this stereotype? I have seen media reports of studies trying to febunk this as a myth. However, some people seem to doubt whether these studies are based on representative samples. What is the current state of the science on this question?