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Title page 1
Contents 1
Abstract 2
1. Introduction 3
2. Research Design and Data 8
2.1. The Education System in Denmark 8
2.2. Survey Design 9
2.3. Procedures and Data 11
3. Results 12
3.1. Characterizing Mental Models of High School Success 12
3.2. Perceived Drivers of Success Gaps: Evidence from Textual Data 16
3.3. Origins of Mental Models 19
3.3.1. Role of the social environment 20
3.3.2. Intra-family transmission 22
3.4. Decision-Relevance of Mental Models: Correlational Evidence 24
3.5. Causal Evidence on the Relevance of Mental Models 27
3.6. Mechanisms 31
4. Conclusion 34
References 35
Online Appendix 41
A. Additional Figures and Tables 42
B. Theoretical Framework 60
C. Coding scheme 65
D. Survey Instructions: Main Survey 72
D.1. Survey of Students 72
D.2. Survey of Parents 87
E. Survey Instructions: Causal Survey 102
E.1. Initial Survey of Female Students (with Treatment) 102
E.2. Follow-up Survey of Female Students (without Treatment) 112
F. Survey Instructions: Mechanism Survey (Students) 114
Tables 21
Table 1. Social environments predict mental models 21
Table 2. Correlations of population-level beliefs within households 23
Table 3. Mental models, self-perception, and choices: correlational evidence 26
Table 4. Effects of information treatment on mental models, self-perception, and choices 30
Figures 13
Figure 1. Actual high school success rates across groups 13
Figure 2. Students' perceptions of gender and SES success gaps 14
Figure 3. Perceived drivers of differences in high school success 17
Figure 4. Effect of a better female vs. male performance on perceived fundamentals 33
Appendix Tables 52
Table A.1. Summary statistics and representativeness of the population 52
Table A.2. Correlates of perceived population-level differences 53
Table A.3. Perceived drivers and quantitative mental models 54
Table A.4. Correlations of self-beliefs within households 55
Table A.5. Robustness: register-based definition of SES 56
Table A.6. Sample characteristics and treatment balance in pre-registered and pooled samples 57
Table A.7. Persistence of treatment effects over time 58
Table A.8. Sample characteristics of mechanism sample 59
Table C.1. Overview of the coding scheme 65
Appendix Figures 42
Figure A.1. Primary school grades and labor market outcomes by track choice 42
Figure A.2. Outline of main survey 43
Figure A.3. Perceived and actual distribution of elementary school grades (math) 44
Figure A.4. Survey interface core module 45
Figure A.5. Students' perceptions of gender success gaps by grade 46
Figure A.6. Students' perceptions of SES success gaps by grade 47
Figure A.7. Parents' perceptions of gender and SES success gaps 48
Figure A.8. Parents' perceived drivers of differences in high school success 49
Figure A.9. Survey interface causal survey 50
Figure A.10. Actual high school success by gender for the 2002 cohort 51
Figure A.11. Definition of belief groups for experimental analysis 51
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