A Dangerous Assumption That Results from Investigating Gender Differences in Mental

Multiple Choice

A dangerous assumption that results from investigating gender differences in mental abilities is that such differences, if they exist, are presumed to be:

A) Social in origin, controllable, and likely to change
B) Biological in origin, immutable, and socially significant
C) Unimportant, since we all know how to deal with them
D) Important in determining the complex relationship between ability and career choices