Women tend to underestimate their spatial intelligence compared to men, despite performing just as well on tests, according to new research published in Sex Roles.
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Women underestimate their spatial intelligence—even when they perform just as well as men - PsyPost
New research shows women underestimate their spatial intelligence, even when they perform just as well as men. This gender gap in self-perception—shaped by personality traits like narcissism and modesty—could help explain why fewer women pursue STEM careers.
By:Mane Kara-Yakoubian
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