Rudman and Fairchild (2004)found that when participants performed ___ on a gender ____ test they were ____ likely to hide their performance from others.

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Rudman and Fairchild (2004) found that participants who performed well on an incongruent gender test were more likely to hide their performance from others. This suggests that people who perform well on a test that goes against gender stereotypes may feel uncomfortable or self-conscious about their performance due to social pressures and expectations.

Rudman and Fairchild (2004)found That When Participants Performed ___ on a Gender