Pugh and Wahrman Studied the Effectiveness of Different Interventions in Their

Pugh and Wahrman studied the effectiveness of different interventions in their experiment on the effects of gender on social influence in task groups. Their results suggest that gender differences in susceptibility to social influence can be reduced by:

A) showing that women outperform men on a task similar to the one used in the experiment
B) showing that women perform equally as well as men on a task similar to the one used in the
C) experiment
D) telling subjects that men and women are equally competent
E) telling subjects that men and women are likely to perform equally well on the experimental task
F) all of the above