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Results: Speed and Studying: Gendered Pathways to Success

The difference in average male and female final exam scores was not statistically significant, even when controlling for activity measures. Yet, there were different pathways to success between the genders.
On average, females spent 12.086 more hours studying the textbook. More time spent studying correlated with higher final exam grades.
On average, males achieved 2.727 more points per hour showing that they completed the problems faster. Speed was also correlated with higher final exam grades.
There was not a significant difference seen between earliness in male and female students, although it was associated with higher final exam grades.

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Updated 2020-12-06

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