For 10 points, name this phenomenon in which an individual's performance is affected by worries of conforming to negative social perceptions.
The coiner of the term for this phenomenon referred to a way that journalist Brent Staples combatted it with in title of the book Whistling Vivaldi. The effects of this phenomenon were shown to be intersectional in people a "double" variety of a certain status in a study by Gonzales, Blanton, and Williams. In 2008, Schmader, Johns, and Forbes proposed a model linking this phenomenon to arousal, the "integrated process model." The opposite [emphasize] of this phenomenon, which was introduced by Walton and Cohen, is called a type of (*) "lift" and is commonly demonstrated with the example of Asians. Its name was coined in a 1995 study by Joshua Aronson and Claude Steele, who showed its effects on African-Americans' SAT scores. For 10 points, name this phenomenon in which an individual's performance is affected by worries of conforming to negative social perceptions.
The coiner of the term for this phenomenon referred to a way that journalist Brent Staples combatted it with in title of the book Whistling Vivaldi.
stereotype threat [prompt on stereotype]