In 2005,Larry Summers,the Former President of Harvard University,publicly Stated His

Multiple Choice

In 2005,Larry Summers,the former president of Harvard University,publicly stated his assumptions about gender differences in aptitude for science and engineering.He stated that women's lower rates of participation in these fields were a result of their limited range in aptitude for science and engineering,whereas men's higher participation rates were the result of their wider range of talents.This is an assumption of the _________________ of aptitude between men and women.

A) meta-analysis
B) effect size
C) gender differences
D) variability