According to the paper, it looks like to do best on the final exam you'd want to be a male in the control group with low gender stereotype endorsement. To do best on the Force and Motion Conceptual Evaluation, you'd want to be a female in the values affirmation group with high gender stereotype endorsement.

So basically females that think they are supposed to do poorly at physics, but affirm they are good at something, do better than ones that have no particular preconceived notion...

>So basically females that think they are supposed to do poorly at physics, but affirm they are good at something, do better than ones that have no particular preconceived notion...

So we have to tell women they're going to fail at physics because they're XX and then at the last minute say "ha ha fooled you, you're really awesome". Then we'll have a well verified strongly supported ToE by next Christmas.