Assessing Gender Differences in Spatial Ability and the effects of a Stereotype threat on performance.

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An experimental study assessing gender differences in spatial ability. Whilst also observing the effects of a stereotype threat on performance. Within this study, gender will be measured as both dichotomous and as a continuous variable using the Traditional Masculine-Femininity Scale (TMF Scale by Kachel, Steffens and Niedlich (2016). Tetris, created by Alexey Pajitnov (1984), will be used to assess participants spatial ability.

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