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PSA005: Stereotype Threat
- Hannah Moshontz
- Patrick S. Forscher
- Valerie Jones Taylor
- Neil Lewis, Jr.
- Daniel Cavagnaro
- Jennifer Howell
- Crystal N. Steltenpohl
- Franki Y. H. Kung
- Jessica Remedios
- Sara Appleby
- Daniel Storage
- Brenda Corina Straka
- Christopher R. Chartier
- Brooke Bennett-Day
- Erin Michelle Buchanan
- John Paul Wilson
- William J. Chopik
- David Zimmerman
- Samuel Wasmuth
- Martin Seehuus
- Manyu Li
- Siyu Liang
- Social Interaction and Motivation Lab
- Handan Akkas
- Caitlin Faas
- Jessica Martinez
- Angie Laird
- Dave Johnson
- Aimee Y. Mark
- Dorainne J. Green
- Kim Olivia Peters
- Jacob Elder
- Bastien Paris
- Leigh Wilton
- Tyler Allan
- Bharathy Premachandra
- ANONYMOUS
- Benjamin Silver
- lwilton@skidmore.edu
- Bianca Marie Hinojosa
- Sandra Manfreda
- Carlota Batres
- Randy J. McCarthy
- Laura Ruth Parker
- Carmel Levitan
- Yueyi Jiang
- Ting Ai
- Heather Claypool
- Gabriel Camacho
- Christine Ma-Kellams
- Jasmine B. Norman
- Amy Hackney
- Peter Leavitt
- Rebecca Grace Drake
- Nick Buttrick
- Liam Foster Hill
- Yinqing
- Ines Jurcevic
- Christopher Koch
- Jonathan Kunstman
- Costanza Alessio
- Emerson Todd
- Yashvin Seetahul
- Deborah Wu
- Alicia Louise Macchione
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University of Southern Indiana
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Franklin and Marshall College for PSA005
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Proposal to the Psychological Science Accelerator: A Large-Scale, Multi-Site Examination of Stereotype Threat Across Varying Operationalizations
According to stereotype threat theory, the possibility of confirming a negative stereotype provokes feelings of threat, leading people to underperform...
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