The Confidence Gap
399 EGP
Explores the psychological and societal factors behind confidence disparities, particularly examining how women and men experience self-assurance differently in professional and personal contexts through research and real-world examples.
An investigation into the psychological roots of confidence and how it manifests differently across gender lines in workplace and social settings. Drawing on behavioral research, neuroscience, and interviews, the work examines why confidence gaps emerge and persist, particularly affecting women’s career advancement and leadership opportunities. The tone balances accessible storytelling with scientific rigor, targeting professionals, executives, and anyone interested in understanding the interplay between self-perception and success. Notable for its practical approach to addressing confidence barriers through actionable strategies.
| Dimensions | 268 × 170 × 250 cm |
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