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Manipulating Stereotype threat in the absence of diagnosticity - the role of stereotype threat perception and subtle cues.pdf (210.14 kB)
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THE ROLE OF STEREOTYPE THREAT PERCEPTION AND SUBTLE CUES ON STEREOTYPE THREAT EFFECT.

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posted on 2019-10-04, 17:58 authored by Alexis AkinyemiAlexis Akinyemi, Laurene Houtin
The manuscript presents the results of an original research.
In the experiments presented, we investigated the role of subtle (Experimenter’s gender) and blatant cues (Diagnosticity) on perceived stereotype threat and performance, and showed that perceived stereotype threat can be an informative ecological predictor of performance decrease when added to subtle cue manipulation.

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Declaration of conflicts of interest

The authors disclose any actual or potential conflict of interest.

Corresponding author email

laurene.houtin@adhoclab.fr

Lead author country

  • France

Lead author job role

  • Higher Education Researcher

Lead author institution

Université Paris Nanterre

Human Participants

  • Yes

Ethics statement

The procedures performed in these two studies were in accordance with the ethical standards of the national research committee and with the 1964 Helsinki declaration and its later amendments or comparable ethical standards. No ethics committee was consulted for these studies since none existed at Paris-Nanterre University when the studies were conducted. Informed consent was obtained from all participants and none choose to quit the experiment.

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