Asked by Sheree Smith on Jul 13, 2024

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Based on the concept of stereotype vulnerability,what would you expect of members of a stigmatized group (compared to members of a nonstigmatized group) when taking a standardized intelligence test

A)  They would experience more anxiety.
B)  They would experience less anxiety. 
C)  They would be less motivated.
D)  They would be more motivated.

Stereotype Vulnerability

The risk of confirming negative stereotypes about one's social group can impact an individual's performance and behavior.

Standardized Intelligence Test

A psychometric test designed to measure human intelligence through a set of standardized tasks or questions.

Stigmatized Group

A social group that experiences discrimination or disapproval based on characteristics that distinguish them from other members of society.

  • Recognize the impact of stereotype vulnerability on standardized testing and its implications for stigmatized groups.
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tiesa dorseyJul 18, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Stereotype vulnerability suggests that the fear of confirming a negative stereotype about one's group can provoke anxiety and decrease performance on standardized tests. Therefore, members of stigmatized groups are likely to experience more anxiety compared to members of non-stigmatized groups.