Children and Computers: Do Sex-Related Differences Persist?

Kathy A. Krendl · Mary C. Broihier · Cynthia Fleetwood

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A three-year study of middle-school and high-school students shows that girls are less interested in computers and less confident in their computer skills even when they have as much experience with the technology as boys.

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