stereosõltuva
Stereosõltuvus, also known as stereotype threat, is a psychological phenomenon where individuals feel at risk of conforming to a negative stereotype about their group. This can lead to a decrease in performance or confidence in a particular domain, such as math or science, where their group is often stereotyped as less capable. The concept was first introduced by social psychologist Claude Steele and his colleagues in 1997.
Stereotype threat operates through a process of self-fulfilling prophecy. When individuals are made aware of a
The effects of stereotype threat are not limited to academic settings. They can also occur in professional
Research has shown that stereotype threat can be mitigated through various interventions, such as reminding individuals
In conclusion, stereosõltuvus is a complex psychological phenomenon that highlights the impact of stereotypes on individuals'