>They studied a single bank in Asia with "thousands of employees." [...] They make no attempt to address cultural differences. They disclaim that the study is representative of the world, but then offer some mental gymnastics which imply without actually suggesting that it represents the US because of the country's similarity to the US in gender employment numbers and attitudes.

>Your comment suggests you don't really understand the immense challenge of doing sociological work in a way that's both ethical and useful.

The fact that it is immensely challenging does not make the assumptions any less liable to be false. Please re-read GP's comment and refrain from attacking him/her on a personal level.