Aversive responses to stereotypic science and math-based (STEM) images predict women's long-term STEM memories and underperformance in math.

The slopes for women were significant or approached significance in the theta, p =.047, and gamma, p =.05, bands but not the alpha band ( p =.84).

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The only comparison that survived multiple comparison correction (BH critical value = 0.03) was a significant interaction between gender and CS–IFG phase locking in the beta band (β = 417.99, SE = 189.28, t (55 = 2.21, p = .03, LLCI = 38.65, ULCI = 797.33); simple slope analyses indicated that women tended to perform worse as their CS–IFG phase locking increased in response to STEMIs (β = −6.89, SE = 4.08, t (55) = −1.69, p = .097, LLCI = −401.06, ULCI = 34.18), whereas men showed a nonsignificant trend in the opposite direction (β = 8.81, SE = 5.82, t (55) = 1.51, p = .14, LLCI = −76.15, ULCI = 545.26).

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