Which of the following explanations of ethnic differences in IQ scores suggests that a person's beliefs that others will attribute his or her possible failure to racial inferiority will lead to performance anxiety and lower IQ scores? stereotype vulnerability an aptitude test standardized all of these

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Willie Casey

27 March, 07:04

Which of the following explanations of ethnic differences in IQ scores suggests that a person's beliefs that others will attribute his or her possible failure to racial inferiority will lead to performance anxiety and lower IQ scores? stereotype vulnerability an aptitude test standardized all of these

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Gretchen Guerrero · Answer 1

stereotype vulnerability

Explanation:

Stereotype vulnerability also known as stereotype threat, it is a phenomenon where individuals have the fear or risk of conforming to a stereotype. For example, a black teen may be afraid of getting arrested because of the stereotype that black teens are likely to get arrested, the belief/fear that an IQ score may be attributed to the individuals racial inferiority is are examples of stereotype vulnerability.