Experimental results from student or other non-representative convenience samples often suggest that men, on average, are more risk-taking and competitive than women. Here we explore whether these gender preference gaps also exist in a simple random sample of the Swedish adult population. Our design comprises four different treatments to systematically explore how the experimental context may impact gender gaps; a baseline treatment, a treatment where participants are primed with their own gender, and a treatment where the participants know the gender of their counterpart (man or woman). We look at willingness to compete in two domains: a math task and a verbal task. We find no gender differences in risk preferences or in willingness to co...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
We look at gender differences among adolescents in Sweden in preferences for competition, altruism a...
Experimental results from student or other non-representative convenience samples often suggest that...
Experimental results from student or other non-representative convenience samples often suggest that...
Experimental results from student or other non-representative convenience samples often suggest that...
A long line of laboratory experiments has found that women are less likely to sort into competitive ...
We investigate the effect that competing in teams has on gender differences in choosing to enter com...
In a classical experiment, Niederle and Vesterlund (2007) used the dichotomous choice of individuals...
In a classical experiment, Niederle and Vesterlund (2007) used the dichotomous choice of individuals...
Previous research indicates that significant gender differences occur when experimental subjects cho...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
In a classical experiment, Niederle and Vesterlund (2007) used the dichotomous choice of individuals...
We examine gender differences in willingness to compete, using data from a TV game show where in eac...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
We look at gender differences among adolescents in Sweden in preferences for competition, altruism a...
Experimental results from student or other non-representative convenience samples often suggest that...
Experimental results from student or other non-representative convenience samples often suggest that...
Experimental results from student or other non-representative convenience samples often suggest that...
A long line of laboratory experiments has found that women are less likely to sort into competitive ...
We investigate the effect that competing in teams has on gender differences in choosing to enter com...
In a classical experiment, Niederle and Vesterlund (2007) used the dichotomous choice of individuals...
In a classical experiment, Niederle and Vesterlund (2007) used the dichotomous choice of individuals...
Previous research indicates that significant gender differences occur when experimental subjects cho...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
In a classical experiment, Niederle and Vesterlund (2007) used the dichotomous choice of individuals...
We examine gender differences in willingness to compete, using data from a TV game show where in eac...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
A large number of recent experimental studies show that women are less likely to sort into competiti...
We look at gender differences among adolescents in Sweden in preferences for competition, altruism a...