Similarly, prior studies find that women also exhibit less overconfidence in decision-making (see, e.g., Estes and Hosseini, 1988) and less hubris about their abilities (e.g., Furnham et al., 2002). Moreover, women tend to be more trustworthy and more compliant with rules and regulations (see, e.g., Baldry, 1987; Barnett et al., 1994; Bernardi and Arnold, 1997; Fallan, 1999; and Beu et al., 2003).