Janet Swim and Lawrence Sanna (1996)systematically Studied a Series of 58

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Janet Swim and Lawrence Sanna (1996) systematically studied a series of 58 experiments conducted over the last 20 years.These researchers found that when men succeed at a given task,participants attribute their success to ability,whereas when women succeed at that same task,participants attribute their success to hard work.These findings are significant because they suggest that

• A) stereotypes about women have become more positive over the last two decades.
• B) gender stereotypes (about men and women) have changed over the last two decades.
• C) female actors make different attributions for their success than observers do.
• D) stereotypes about women have remained consistent over the last two decades.
• E) stereotypes about women have become more negative over the last two decades.

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