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sundin13 said:
Veknoid_Outcast said:

I think the study is looking at the problem from the wrong direction. It's not "do video games make people sexist?" It's "do video games attract a sexist clientele?"


Wouldn't that be a virtually useless piece of information? I think the question "do video games make people sexist" is infinitely more useful of a questions (although I think the answer is extremely clear).

Not necessarily. A survey that disproves the theory that video games cause sexist attitudes might give the impression that there isn't a problem with sexism in the video game community, when there is plainly a problem.