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Here is a critique of Ingalhalikar et al.'s study I should have linked to almost a year ago: Daphna Joel and Ricardo Tarrasch's "On the Mis-Presentation and Misinterpretation of Gender-Related Data: The Case of Ingalhalikar's Human Connectome Study." Anelis Kaiser just drew my attention to it. Check out their remarks on presentation of data and statistics in this very short and crisp letter.