One of the most pervasive invisible barriers women face in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields is gender stereotypes. These stereotypes can undermine women’s confidence, interest, and perceived competence, starting from a young age and continuing into their professional lives. Overcoming these stereotypes requires societal and educational shifts, including more female role models in STEM, to challenge and change these ingrained perceptions.
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