What can we conclude about self-confidence on achievement tasks? ...

[bobthebuilder]

What can we conclude about self-confidence on achievement tasks?
 
  a. In general, no gender differences appear in this area.
  b. When working with no one else in the room, women are more self-confident than men.
  c. No major gender differences in self-confidence appear when the task is described as being one that women are good at..
  d. Men are much more self-confident than women on traditionally masculine tasks; women are somewhat more self-confident than men on traditionally feminine tasks.

Question 2

When should women be likely to provide low estimates of their self-confidence, in comparison to men's estimates?
 
  a. after someone else has just revealed a low grade
  b. when performing a stereotypically feminine task
  c. when performing a gender-neutral task
  d. when judging their ability to comfort a friend

[lkanara2]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A

[bobthebuilder]

TYSM

[bulacsom]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it