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Prise de risques : Stop aux préjugés hommes/femmes !

August 2, 2011

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Cap ou pas cap ? La prise de risque est un phénomène qui intéresse les chercheurs. Selon une étude publiée dans l’édition mensuelle du journal Current Directions in Psychological Science, certaines idées reçues seraient à mettre définitivement au placard. Les femmes des mauviettes ? Les ados des têtes-brûlées ? Tout n’est pas si simple…

Selon les auteurs, les expériences scientifiques qui étudient l’exposition au danger jaugent le risque à la manière d’un jeu télévisé. Partir avec la cagnotte ou miser la totalité de son argent pour peut-être gagner plus. Pourtant, prendre des risques, c’est aussi sauter à l’élastique, rouler à toute vitesse sur l’autoroute, ou tout plaquer pour changer de vie.

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