Research shows that men attribute women's success in math or science to luck or the ease of the task, whereas they attribute men's success to skill. This is evidence of

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This is an example of group-serving biases, where people attribute positive outcomes for their own group to internal factors (like skill) and positive outcomes for outgroups to external factors (like luck).

Research Shows That Men Attribute Women's Success in Math or Science