Suppose that you have a friend who teaches high-school mathematics. If this teacher were to question the students in these classes, it would be likely that
a. the females would say that their parents spend longer talking about science with their brothers, rather than them.
b. the females who receive top scores are likely to be fairly feminine.
c. males and females would be similar in their attitudes about math.
d. the males would be somewhat more careful and cautious when they take a math test.
A
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