alleryMany studies find dyscalculia rates between boys and girls to be what?
AFar higher in boys
BRoughly equivalent
CFar higher in girls
DAbsent in girls
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Roughly equivalent
1. The question is about gender and prevalence.
2. Many studies have found prevalence rates by gender to be equivalent.
3. A few studies find small differences either way.
_Source: Wikipedia, Dyscalculia, Epidemiology_
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