Battle of the sexes: who is more variable, and does it really matter?

New research using high-dimensional behavioural analyses has further undermined the females are the more variable sex trope that often accompanies all-male studies. But when we consider the benefits to the inclusion of females in research, their lesser variability is only the icing on the cake. It's just good science, really.

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New research utilizing high-dimensional behavioral analyses has provided further evidence against the prevailing notion that females are more variable in studies that solely include males. However, when considering the advantages of including females in research, their lower variability is merely a bonus - the real significance lies in promoting good science.