Four Students-Ann, Barbara, Carl, and David-Do Very Well on a Difficult

Multiple Choice

Four students-Ann, Barbara, Carl, and David-do very well on a difficult mathematics test.Given what we know about gender differences in attributions, how are these students most likely to interpret their high test scores?

A) Ann and Barbara will say they tried hard; Carl and David will say they are just naturally good in math.
B) Ann and Barbara will say they are naturally good in math; Carl and David will say they tried hard.
C) Ann and Barbara will say they were lucky; Carl and David will say their teacher likes them.
D) Ann and Barbara will say their teacher likes them; Carl and David will say they were lucky.