When Aronson refers to his research with Steele in the article titled "Low Numbers: Stereotypes and the Underrepresentation of Women in Math and Science," he:

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Aronson acknowledges that errors were made and explains the impact of them on their conclusion. He specifically states that they made an error in their calculation of the standard deviation, which led to an overestimation of the significance of their findings. He also explains that while this was a significant error, it did not completely invalidate their overall conclusion about the impact of stereotype threat on women's achievement in math and science.

When Aronson Refers to His Research with Steele in the Article