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Direct linkAlexandra Powell; Abbey K. Mann; Jenn S. Rossmann; Rohan Prabhu – Journal of Creative Behavior, 2024
As more women enter engineering, the climate of engineering teams must be improved to ensure that women feel included and inspired to design innovative solutions. Prior research suggests that women in STEM often report lower levels of self-efficacy, which could limit their engagement in collaborative design tasks. Unfortunately, little research…
Descriptors: Design, Self Efficacy, Gender Issues, Engineering
