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Discussion: Speed and Studying: Gendered Pathways to Success
- Although some gender differences existed, such as males completing tasks faster and females studying for more hours, there was not a statistically significant difference seen in final exam scores between genders.
- The difference in speed of completing problems did not decrease over time, which means that studying more did not decrease potential initial skill deficits in females.
- It was an interesting finding that there was not a difference between earliness in males and females.
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