Gender-math stereotypes and mathematical performance: the role of attitude toward mathematics and math self-concept

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作者：

Fang Xie

Yan Yang

Cong Xiao

机构：

[1] Chongqing Normal University,School of Education

来源：

European Journal of Psychology of Education | 2023年 / 38卷

关键词：

Gender-math stereotypes; Attitude towards mathematics; Mathematical performance; Math self-concept; Chinese college students;

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摘要：

Gender-math stereotypes are thought to be a threat for women’s mathematical performance, however, the mechanism of gender stereotype affecting mathematics achievement is not clear. The current study aimed to explore the different role of attitude towards mathematics and math self-concept in the relationship between gender-math stereotypes and mathematical performance for men and women. A total of 297 Chinese college students participated in our survey. Results showed that math self-concept played a suppressing effect on the relationship between gender-math stereotypes and women’s mathematical performance, while attitude had no mediating role in the relationship between gender stereotypes and mathematical performance. However, gender-math stereotypes could not directly predict men’s mathematical performance, nor could it predict through math self-concept or attitude towards mathematics.

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页码：695 / 708

页数：13

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