2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jebo.2021.10.015
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Gender differences in financial literacy: The role of stereotype threat

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“…Grinstein-Weiss et al (2011, 2012, Kardash, Coleman-Tempel and Ecker-Lyster (2021), Oggero andRossi (2016), Spader andYeo (2011) and others found out to what extent the parents' financial education affects the children's achievements in different areas (education, finance). We came across several thought-provoking studies of gender aspects of financial education that had been revealed in works by Tinghög et al (2021), Bucher-Koenen et al (2016), Grohmann et al (2021, Mahdavi and Horton (2014), Mittelstaedt and Wiepcke (2014), Aguiar-Díaz and Zagalaz (2021) and others. Overall, the generalized findings of the analyzed studies, in particular, Migheli and Coda Moscarola (2017), encouraged the authors of the research to reflect on gender neutrality in financial education programs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Grinstein-Weiss et al (2011, 2012, Kardash, Coleman-Tempel and Ecker-Lyster (2021), Oggero andRossi (2016), Spader andYeo (2011) and others found out to what extent the parents' financial education affects the children's achievements in different areas (education, finance). We came across several thought-provoking studies of gender aspects of financial education that had been revealed in works by Tinghög et al (2021), Bucher-Koenen et al (2016), Grohmann et al (2021, Mahdavi and Horton (2014), Mittelstaedt and Wiepcke (2014), Aguiar-Díaz and Zagalaz (2021) and others. Overall, the generalized findings of the analyzed studies, in particular, Migheli and Coda Moscarola (2017), encouraged the authors of the research to reflect on gender neutrality in financial education programs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Women, in general, dominate the pattern of decision-making in the field of family expenditure, men in production expenditures, while for the area of family formation and social activities, the decision-making is shared and equal (Kaffenberger & Pritchett, 2020;Pla-Julián & Díez, 2019;Valls Martínez & Cruz Rambaud, 2019). In general, men show better spatial abilities, while women show more advanced verbal skills (Tinghög et al, 2021). Gender is closely related to small businesses related to people's economic activities with equitable development in social justice, economic efficiency, and efforts to encourage regional development (Dilli et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es así, como con el transcurso del tiempo se ha evidenciado un creciente interés por dar explicaciones a la bien conocida brecha de género (García Mata & Zerón Félix, 2021), estudiando algunos factores que la influyen directa o indirectamente, tales como la influencia de los estereotipos (Bottazzi & Lusardi, 2021;Tinghög, et al, 2021), las características psicológicas (Robson & Peetz, 2020), el rol de la familia (Banerjee & Roy, 2020), además de otros que se mencionarán a lo largo del documento.…”
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