Strong opening statement(Yuna)

offend their arguments:

to prove that data is unrelated to the trait
to prove that the trait is unrelated to this career(job)
find counterexample
introduction:
dentist definition, what traits a dentist should have
upper manager definition, what traits upper manager has
we think female is more proper for being a dentist because of its advantage in (connect dentist
traits with female traits)
we think female is more proper for being a upper manager because of its advantage in (connect
upper manager traits with female traits)
dentist part:
announce a trait
based on this trait, show data related to this trait, prove that female is better in this trait
announce second trait
same steps

Dentist (Median annual pay: $149,310)

Dentists make their living diagnosing and treating our teeth and gums, and counseling us on
how to maintain good oral health. This profession is expected to see 16% growth up to the
year 2022. Dentists must be good at working with their hands because they work with tools
in a very small area. They also require physical stamina and should be comfortable
performing physical tasks, such as bending over patients for long periods. Dentists must
have excellent communication skills. They must be able to communicate effectively with
patients, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and receptionists.

Skills

A Good eyesight
Good manual dexterity and a steady hand
good physical fitness (Flexibility)

test
Dentist: Toothpick Test, Physical Fitness - Flexibility test, Visual Acuity

more skills

The ability to concentrate for long periods of time

The ability to communicate information about oral hygiene and treatments to patients in a clear
and articulate manner
A willingness and ability to relate to many different people
A friendly, polite and helpful attitude towards patients
Good motivational abilities
Thick skin and the ability to cope with anxious or difficult patients
The ability to gain trust and put patients at ease
Good leadership skills (particularly when working as a partner in a surgery)
A high level of commitment to the job

The ability to stay calm under pressure, particularly when dealing with patients

Construction workers

UPPER MANAGEMENT
Individuals and teams that are responsible for making the primary decisions
within a company. Personnel considered to be part of a company's upper
management are at the top of the corporate ladder, and carry a degree of
responsibility greater than lower level personnel. Upper management are imbued
with powers given by the company's shareholders or board of directors.
Examples of upper management personnel include CEOs, CFOs and COO
Womens underrepresentation in upper management:
New insights on a persistent problem
http://www.uky.edu/Centers/iwin/RTOCT12/HooblerWomeninManagement.pdf

1. Leadership and People Management

Attract, retain, motivate, coach and develop team members for high performance
2. Communication Skills

Communicate, present, assert, speak senior management language

3. Collaboration Skills
Influence, build relationships, navigate politics, manage conflicts, negotiate

4. Business Management Skills

Understand strategy, business functions, decision-making and workflow

5. Finance Skills
Budget, forecast, manage cash flow, understand financial statements, manage business metrics

6. Project Management Skills

Plan and manage successful projects, manage risks, costs, time and project teams

DENTISTS
(what they might present in the debate to go against our argument)
Advantages of males in these three occupations
Disadvantages of females in these three occupations

Advantages of females in these three occupations

Disadvantages of males in these three occupations
Why do better in such occupation?
Why males may not necessarily outcompete females despite their well- known advantages?

a test that you think represents your genders superiority

identify weaknesses in the opposing teams argument

Data in the Human Performance Lab:

Dartboard:

Mean = 7.79032
Standard Deviation = 4.6874
Standard Error = 0.5953

p = 1.2015654545E-7

Mean = 12.52308
Standard Deviation = 4.80269
Standard Error = 0.5957

Toothpicks: concentration accurate

Mean = 19.54769
Standard Deviation = 3.63997
Standard Error = 0.45148

p = 9.17141822755E-7

female
Mental rotation:
Mean = 77.73846
Standard Deviation = 37.47386
Standard Error = 4.64806

Mean = 16.55385
Standard Deviation = 2.93826
Standard Error = 0.36445

male

p = 0.13419

Mean = 88.81538
Standard Deviation = 45.89012
Standard Error = 5.69197

Object location memory:

p = 0.00076

Mean = 3.15873
Standard Deviation = 1.70584
Standard Error = 0.21492

p = 0.42648

Mean = 1.89546
Standard Deviation = 2.08335
Standard Error = 0.25841

Mean = 4.33846
Standard Deviation = 2.13071
Standard Error = 0.26428
Touch tests:
Lower limb
Mean = 1.57877
Standard Deviation = 2.42952
Standard Error = 0.30134

Upper limb
Mean = 1.28138
Standard Deviation = 0.75583
Standard Error = 0.09375

p = 0.15939

Mean = 2.3105
Standard Deviation = 5.81315
Standard Error = 0.72103

Neck:
Mean = 1.25385
Standard Deviation = 0.73613
Standard Error = 0.09131

p = 0.29045

Mean = 1.70785
Standard Deviation = 3.36859
Standard Error = 0.41782

p = 0.04342

Mean = 103.55385
Standard Deviation = 93.8298
Standard Error = 11.63815

Pain tolerance:
Mean = 71.13846
Standard Deviation = 87.22974
Standard Error = 10.81952

Median

12

16.6

80

1.3

1.2

63

Mode

13

17

78

300

data

Propreoceptio
n and
balance enter total
time eyes
open in
Seconds

Propreoceptio
n and
balance enter total
time eyes
closed in
Seconds

Visual
Acuity Color
Sensitivity
enter your
Color
Challenge
score

Reactio
n Time
Respon
se to
sound,
enter
your
averag
e score

Reactio
n Time Respon
se to
light,
enter
your
average
score

Physical
Fitness Flexibility
test enter
your
score

Physic
al
Fitness
Muscle
fatigue
- enter
time in
second
s

female
mean

192.734375

35.23437
5

34.6984
1

0.26731
1

0.25153
2

113.087
5

78.2557
1

mode

240 300
600

10,17,40

7,11

0.22

0.23

100

60

median

148

22.5

23.5

0.239

0.23

110

66.055

SD

150.281349
1

33.23114
9

33.6455
1

0.09578

0.10208
7

14.1322
4

45.3373
1

male
mean

191.129

55.95313 51.39375 0.247138 0.236047 95.33809524

176.7813

mode

600

16,20

0.2

0.18

100

63

median

94

20

34

0.238

0.22

98.5

125

p value

0.95704

0.11855

0.02472

0.27398

0.46424

2.40E-08

8.95E-08

(Kaiyun) Toothpick Test: High degrees of precision, small muscles of the body
(Kaiyun) Flexibility:Visual Activity: Visual sensitivity
(Lujie) Object location memory: visualization, construct and manipulate mental images of object,
recalling location of items
(Jiaqi) Touch Test
(Xiaoling) Visual Activity: Visual sensitivity
(Yuna) Blood Pressure:
Dentist: Toothpick Test, Physical Fitness - Flexibility test, Visual Acuity, (blood pressure)
Upper management:,, (Blood pressure)
Everybody~~ Please make graphs for: Median, Mode, Mean, and put Standard Deviation
into the graphs okayy?? Send it ot me kyn514@yahoo.com by Saturday please!!!
Our next meeting is Sunday at 3pm at Starbucks!

Object Location Memory graph: (Carole)

An article about the relationship between good memory and upper manager(leadership)

http://books.google.com/books?id=9JwG2H8ithEC&pg=PA121&lpg=PA121&dq=good+memory
+help+leadership&source=bl&ots=jpexKOZHAd&sig=DYkWzyqqHoy_uAPCocxRu1Moqbs&hl=e
n&sa=X&ei=72ZMVMbeNMruiALsloDgDw&ved=0CEwQ6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=good%20me

mory%20help%20leadership&f=false P121

location memory test at least shows that female has better short-term memory than male. \

Visual acuity

(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3010031/)

Fine motor skills involve the small muscles of the body that enable such functions
as writing, grasping small objects, and fastening clothing. They involve strength,
fine motor control, and dexterity. It usually involving the synchronization of hands and
fingerswith the eyes.

ESSENTIAL SKILLS

To be successful, dentists and dental hygienists must demonstrate cognitive skills in critical and
logical/analytical thinking. Dentists and dental hygienists must possess and demonstrate psychomotor
skills (fine motor dexterity and coordination) and observational skills (vision, hearing and tactile
abilities) sufficient to master the clinical procedures essential in the treatment of dental disease.
https://dentistry.uth.edu/education/dental-hygiene/admissions/essential-skills

We have chosen chef and school psychologist as our jobs choices. There are several things that are
helpful to being a good chef is to be good at hand eye coordination, physical strength, standing for long
durations, and quick thinking. Females seem to have a general higher fine motor score average than

males where they have a mean of 20.17273 compared to males with 16.73788. This means that females
can multi-task easier, with better hand eye coordination. Being a chef also requires standing on their feet
for many hours at a time with only a few breaks in between. This requires the person to be healthy and
women average a healthier weight with a BMI of 23.77212 while there are more overweight averaging
28.09333. Women also has naturally often been cooks for their families for many decades. A school
psychologist requires a different set of skills involving emotional connection, good note-taking skills,
listening, and patient memory skills. A female often times do have a more emotional connection due to
the motherly instinct that most women are born with innately. Good note-taking skills while listening to the
patient also takes fine motor skills with women leading averaging 20.17273 leading to males with only
16.73788. They also lead with spatial memory which helps in relation to remembering things that patients
tell you including what they've said by where they've said it. Mothers are often psychologists in everyday
life for their children and other family members.