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Table 1: Descriptive statistics.
Table 3: LPM for high-performing participants by gender on the tournament deci- deci-sion entry.
Table 5: LPM for Ability Grouping participants by gender on the tournament deci- deci-sion entry.
Figure 1: Proportion of low-performing women (left) and men (right) for Choice 1 and Choice 2.
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