alleryWho ran the first stereotype threat experiments in 1995?
AHerrnstein and Murray
BSteele and Aronson
CBinet and Simon
DSalovey and Mayer
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Steele and Aronson
1. Recall the fact: Claude Steele and Joshua Aronson ran the first experiments.
2. The option "Steele and Aronson" matches it.
3. Why the others fail: The other pairs are linked to IQ books, tests or emotional intelligence.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Stereotype threat" (CC BY-SA, rev 1378305460), section "Original study"_
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