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Question		Answer
to mock start learning		drwić
patronising start learning		protekcjonalny
to draw on start learning		czerpać, opierać się na
to belittle start learning		umniejszać
infancy Drawing on a wealth of research, Sieghart explores the unconscious bias that belittles and undermines half the population from infancy – and how it can be overcome start learning		niemowlęctwo
insidious The authority gap is more insidious and harder to calculate start learning		podstępny
ingrained start learning		zakorzeniony, wrośnięty
pervasive She (...) analyse and deconstruct this pervasive underestimation of women’s competence start learning		rozpowszechniony, szerzący się (na p)
eminent eminent women start learning		wybitny
merit Sieghart considers whether there could be any merit in the idea that women are “naturally” less well suited to leadership start learning		zasługa, zaleta
briskly briskly debunks this start learning		raźnie, żwawo
debunks start learning		obalać
to deter Girls report feeling deterred from pursuing a subject or career start learning		powstrzymać
to unpick As she begins to unpick this social conditioning, it becomes clear how deep-rooted and self-perpetuating the problem is start learning		rozpakowywać
self-perpetuating start learning		samonapędzający się
neat Boys are rewarded for pushing themselves forward and calling out, girls for being neat and quiet start learning		schludny
inquiry Sieghart’s field of inquiry is broad start learning		śledztwo
to shunt out Older women are quietly shunted out of the public eye as their expertise increases start learning		wyrzucić
intersection The many ways in which bias against women intersects with prejudices of class, race and disability. start learning		skrzyżowanie
anguish Anticipating the anguish women readers will feel, Sieghart’s final chapter is titled No Need to Despair start learning		boleść, udręka
despair start learning		rozpacz
impassioned start learning		namiętny
meticulously start learning		skrupulatnie

The Authority Gap by Mary Ann Sieghart review – mocked, patronised and still paid less than men

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