Gender and Cognitive Development

Zoe Bailey, PhD, is a cognitive psychologist researching the intersections of gender and cognitive development in children. Her work explores how societal expectations and gender roles affect cognitive growth, including language acquisition, problem-solving, and memory. Bailey has published extensively on the role of gender in learning differences and collaborates with educators to promote gender-sensitive approaches in early cognitive development. Her work contributes to a deeper understanding of how gender dynamics influence cognitive processes.