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Examining the effects of fear of failure, self-efficacy and gender role conflict in male and female engineering students
The field of engineering continues to have significantly fewer women engineers than men. Engineering has long been considered to be a male dominated career, with fewer women receiving bachelor's degrees in engineering and gaining employment in the engineering field. The present study was an attempt
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