High-achieving women
A) derive their sense of self from high-achieving fathers.
B) are more likely than less-achieving women to have brothers.
C) tend to have an enriched view of women's capabilities.
D) tend to be rebels against all forms of authority.

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Studies have shown that high-achieving women tend to have a more positive and enriched view of women's capabilities. They are more likely to seek out female role models and mentors, and to be aware of gender biases and discrimination that may affect their opportunities for success. There is no evidence to suggest that their sense of self is derived from their fathers, or that they are more likely to have brothers. Nor is there evidence to suggest that they are rebels against authority.

High-Achieving Women