Comparisons of Underlying Mathematics Ability (Rather Than Mathematics Performance) for Females

question 53

Multiple Choice

Comparisons of underlying mathematics ability (rather than mathematics performance) for females and males

• A) can be done at many periods of development through the use of achievement test scores.
• B) can be done before formal training in higher mathematics through the Scholastic Assessment Test.
• C) is easier than an assessment of verbal ability.
• D) is virtually impossible, due to gender differences in experience and expectation with mathematics.

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