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is there any evidence for this theory or did you just make it up?

• Retric 11y ago
  From a quick google: "We find that when no penalty is assessed for a wrong answer, all test-takers answer every question. But, when there is a small penalty for wrong answers and the task is explicitly framed as an SAT, women answer significantly fewer questions than men." http://freakonomics.com/2011/11/18/sat-strategy-by-gender-men-guess-women-leave-it-blank/ http://freakonomics.com/2011/11/18/sat-strategy-by-gender-me... Retaking the test: http://philvol.sanford.duke.edu/documents/SAN01-20.pdf http://philvol.sanford.duke.edu/documents/SAN01-20.pdf PS: Making an unbiased test is really hard, the SAT comes reasonably it’s not there.