When participants in Steele and Aronson's study (1995)were asked to list their race at the top of an exam,African American students scored more poorly than did their SAT scores suggested they should.

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This is known as the stereotype threat effect, where being asked to indicate their race before taking a test can lead to performance differences for members of stigmatized groups.

When Participants in Steele and Aronson's Study (1995)were Asked to List