In a 2023 qualitative study of 65 people who self-identified as having experienced gaslighting in romantic relationships, participants described diminished sense of self and mistrust of others among the consequences of gaslighting.
Philosopher Miranda Fricker introduced “epistemic injustice” for wrongs done to people specifically in their capacity as knowers. Her framework distinguishes testimonial injustice and hermeneutical injustice.
BLS reported a 29.6% unemployment rate in January 2026 among long-tenured displaced workers whose former occupation was office and administrative support.
BLS counted 3.3 million long-tenured workers displaced during 2023–2025, up by 746,000 from the prior 2021–2023 survey period.
In July 2023, 22.8% of U.S. multiple jobholders had an independent-contractor arrangement on their second job.
A study that followed 2,362 women ages 42 to 52 for four years found that learning slowed during perimenopause. Gains in processing speed were only 28% as large in late perimenopause as before it, and gains in verbal memory were 29% as larg
BEA household-production satellite-account estimates indicate that including unpaid household production would have raised measured U.S. GDP by roughly 37–39% in 1965, depending on the BEA vintage and method used.
Bureau of Economic Analysis household-production estimates show that women averaged about 40 hours per week in household production in 1965. By 2010, women’s household-production time had fallen to about 26 hours per week.
BLS data show that labor-force participation among women age 55–64 rose from 41.3% in 1980 to 60.4% in 2024.
Testosterone was isolated and synthesized in 1935. The human androgen receptor was not molecularly cloned until 1988, and later research continued to map androgen signaling across the brain, cardiovascular system, muscle, bone, blood produc
