“…Our study contributes to the literature on endogenous preferences, specifically on the formation of gender-related preferences. 4 Besides political quotas (Beaman et al, 2009) and television (Jensen and Oster, 2009;La Ferrara et al, 2012), other factors that have been shown to make attitudes more gender-progressive include mothers' employment (Fernandez et al, 2004), having daughters or sisters (Washington, 2008;Healy and Malhotra, 2013), serving with women in the military (Dahl et al, 2018), having teachers who hold weaker gender stereotypes (Carlana, 2019), and having female role models (Porter and Serra, 2019).…”