Gender differences in homework and test scores in mathematics, reading and science at tenth and twelfth grade

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Mau, Wei-Cheng J.
Lynn, Richard
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2000
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Gender , Differences , Maths , Reading , Science , Homework
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Mau, W.-C., & Lynn, R. (2000). Gender differences in homework and test scores in mathematics, reading and science at tenth and twelfth grade. Psychology, Evolution & Gender, 2(2), 119-125, doi: 10.1080/14616660050200904
Abstract

Gender differences in maths, reading, science and the amount of homework done out of school were obtained for tenth and twelfth graders from the American National Educational Longitudinal Study. Males obtained significantly higher mean scores in maths and science, and females obtained significantly higher mean scores in reading and amount of homework. There were significant correlations between test scores and amount of homework, suggesting that amount of homework contributes to test scores.

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Taylor & Francis Ltd
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Psychology Evolution and Gender
v.2 no.2
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1461-6661
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