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Assume research shows there is a gender difference on Trait X and males tend to exhibit more of the trait than females. Which conclusion would best describe performance on Trait X if the gender difference on Trait X is similar to other traits with gender differences?

▸ A few females exhibit very low levels of the trait.

▸ A few males exhibit very high levels of the trait.

▸ The average male exhibits slightly higher levels of the trait than the average female.

▸ Most males exhibit higher levels of the trait than most females.

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