Why don't girls, who tend to get better grades than boys, translate their advantage into material success after graduation?

A) They tend to flaunt authority.
B) They are typically credited for hard work rather than intellectual ability.
C) They are poorly socialized.
D) They don't work as hard as males.

Girls may receive better grades due to their hard work, but they are often not recognized for their intellectual ability. This may lead to a lack of confidence and assertiveness in the workplace, resulting in less material success compared to their male counterparts. It is important to address the societal and cultural factors that contribute to this disparity. The other options (A, C, and D) are not supported by research and are based on gender stereotypes.