Questions Assuming Technical Knowledge Based on Gender

Posing questions such as, "Are you sure you can handle this coding task?" more frequently to women can undermine confidence and suggest that technical competence is linked to gender rather than ability.

Posing questions such as, "Are you sure you can handle this coding task?" more frequently to women can undermine confidence and suggest that technical competence is linked to gender rather than ability.

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