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Math-gender Misconceptions Questionnaire short version (MGMQ-s)

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A short self-report questionnaire developed by Dersch, Thacker, and Eitel that measures in-service and student teachers' empathizing-systemizing and girls' compensation misconceptions using agreement and certainty responses.

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  • Anna-Sophia Dersch · Ian Thacker · Alexander Eitel (2026). Should we Tell Teachers That They Are (In)Correct? How Personalized Refutation Text Promotes or Hampers Conceptual Change. Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-026-10116-9
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title Math-gender Misconceptions Questionnaire short version (MGMQ-s)
description A short self-report questionnaire developed by Dersch, Thacker, and Eitel that measures in-service and student teachers' empathizing-systemizing and girls' compensation misconceptions using agreement and certainty responses.
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