Researchers in the US have found that girls as young as six are convinced that boys are more innately brilliant or gifted than them. The research, published in the journal Science, also showed that girls – unlike boys – are more likely to put good grades down to hard work, rather than natural talent.

Researchers in the US have found that girls as young as six are convinced that boys are more innately brilliant or gifted than them. The research, published in the journal Science, also showed that girls u2013 unlike boys u2013 are more likely to put good grades down to hard work, rather than natural talent.

Why little girls need reminding of their own brilliance

Girls believe boys are more intelligent from a very young age, according to new research.