Multiple Choice
What do we know about gender stereotypes and self-report studies?
A) People are typically more honest on self-report studies, so they are very reliable.
B) People usually self-report that they do not fit the stereotype.
C) The stereotype would encourage people to self-report that they fit the stereotype.
D) Stereotypes do not influence self-reports in studies.
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