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Stereotype threat can best be viewed as:

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Stereotype threat can best be viewed as:

Stereotype threat can best be viewed as:
A) an awareness of a negative stereotype about other groups and the feeling that such stereotypes might actually generalize to one's current group.
B) an awareness of a negative stereotype about other groups and the feeling that one must, at all costs, outperform other groups.
C) an awareness of a negative stereotype about one's group and an accompanying feeling that one's low performance would confirm the stereotype.
D) an awareness of a negative stereotype about one's group accompanied by the feeling that one can and must outperform the average performance in the group.

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