Paper
1995
Stereotype Threat and the Intellectual Test Performance of African Americans
Claude M. Steele & Joshua Aronson
Argues that merely being aware of a negative stereotype about one's group can itself depress performance on a task where that stereotype applies, a widely cited effect whose size has since been substantially revised down by meta-analysis.
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