When non-U.S.cultures are examined,it becomes clear that there are innate sex differences in math and science ability.

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This statement is false. There is no consensus or evidence to support the idea that there are innate sex differences in math and science ability based on non-U.S. cultures. The idea that men are better at math and science than women is a cultural stereotype that has been debunked by numerous studies. Factors such as cultural biases, societal expectations, and access to education and resources can influence mathematical and scientific achievement.

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