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Chapter 9 Adolescence: Body and Mind Flashcards

1
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Puberty time peroid

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time between the first onrush of hormones and full adult physical development

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menarche

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12 years 4 months

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spermarche

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13 years 8 months

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4
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sex organs

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ovaries and testicles

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5
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sex hormones

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estrogen and testosterone

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6
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rising cortisol levels at puberty increase the

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likelihood of anger or frustration

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7
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emotions do what to homrones

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increase

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8
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what rhythm changes at puberty

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circadian

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9
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day night cycle of biological activity that occurs approximately every

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24 hours

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10
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eveningness

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some individuals naturally more alert in morning

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11
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statistics of high school seniors sleep deprived

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3/4

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12
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lymbic system is affected by

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hormones

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13
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lymbic system grows

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rapidly

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14
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prefrontal cortex matures

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gradually

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15
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gray matter

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cell bodies of neurons

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16
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why is it good that gray matter is reduced

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due to pruning and increase in white matter

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17
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white matter

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axons allowing for connections

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18
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boys vs girls of puberty

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girls 2 years before

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19
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height spurt boys vs girls

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girls before menarche
boys after spermarche

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20
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body fat advances puberty in girls but what about boys

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not always

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21
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emotional stress precipitates

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puberty

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22
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by age 17 what is the BMI difference between genders

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female 2x

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23
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what skin and hair changes occur

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acne
courser and darker hair

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24
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diet of high school students

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less healthy diets

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25
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eating choices and patterns are often influenced by perceptions of

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negative body image

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26
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which gender struggles with body image

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females more

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27
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eating disorders for females

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diet pills
- restriction

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28
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eating disorder for makes

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steroids
- muscle

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29
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anorexia nervosa

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self starvation
underweight
sometimes purging

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30
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bulimia nervosa

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binge eating and purging
purging = sense of relief

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31
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binge eating

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no purge
frequent binges

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32
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primary sex characteristics

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parts of the body that are directly involved in reproduction
(uterus, ovaries, testicles, penis)

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33
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secondly sex characteristics

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not directly involved in reproduction but indicates sexual maturity
(facial hair, body shape, breasts)

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34
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percent of high school seniors who have had sex

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56-58%

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35
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who are moreexpericned in high school

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boys

36
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sexual abuse

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any sexual activity between a juvenile and an adult

37
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what is the most common way of sexual abuse

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most adolescent know the abuser
(parent, sibling, step parent)

38
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STI

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any infection transmitted through sexual contact

39
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what age group represents half of US STI cases

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15-25

40
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adolescent egocentrism

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thinking that leads to focus on self to exclusion of others
can develop into self consiousness

41
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rumination

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obsessive thinking about self focused concerns

42
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imaginary audiences

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believing others are watching and taking note of apperence, ideas and behaviors, creates self consousness or center stage

43
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personal fabel

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belief that their thoughts, feelings, and experiences are more wonderful or awful than others

44
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invincibility fable

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conviction that one cannot be harmed by anything
- poor judgement

45
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formal operational thought

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imagine all posible detminants
use more systematic logic
think about abstract ideas

46
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deductive reasoning

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top down
duck= feathers, beak, webbed feet

47
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inductive reasoning

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bottom up
(ingretieents)
feathers, beak, webbed feet = duck

48
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dual processing
two networks exist within the human brain

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intuitive
analytical

49
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intuitive thought

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arises from an emotion or a hunch
beyond rational explanation

50
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analytic thought

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analysis
systematic ranking of pros and cons
logic

51
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do adolescents act too quickly

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yes

52
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secondly education

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peroid after primary education and before tertiary education

53
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world wide what is the percent not enrolled in secondary school

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36-36%

54
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when teachers are valued

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helps students learn

55
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what happens academically in middle school

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achievement slows down

56
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what happens behaviorally in middle school

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problems increase

57
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what happens developmentally in middle school

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developmentally regressive

58
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how much children learn in school correlates with

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how engaged they are

59
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what race/ethnic groups have the highest decline in liking school

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African american
Latinx
Native American

60
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why might enegament drop for some groups

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if they do not see someone successful in their life (ex: teacher) that is similar to them they can be unenageded

61
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factors leading to cyberbullying

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self consiocuness
immature prefrontal cortext
prevalence of smart phones and computers

62
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what percent of high school graduates do not enter college

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1/3

63
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adolescents need to be

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educated for life

64
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what is a stereotype threat

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socially premised psychological threat that arises when one is in a situation or doing something for which a negative stereotype about ones group applies

65
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example of stereotype threat

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asians are good at math= will do better
girls are bad at math = will do poorer

66
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first observable sign of puberty for girls is

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nipple growth

67
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first menstral peroid

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menarche

68
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spermarche

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first ejactulation of seminal fluid

69
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what other organ does the pituitary gland acitvate

A

gonads

70
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hormones correlate with

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physiological chages
brain restricting
emotions
self reported development

71
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a rise in what makes adolescents quick to react with passion, fury, shame, or ecstasy

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cortisol

72
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social media and web surfing are particularly stimulating of

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the brain

73
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adolsectn sleep deprivation causes a

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cascade of intellectual, behavioral, and health porblems

74
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stress hastens

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puberty

75
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puberty is influenced by

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genes
hormones
body fat
stress

76
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why is early puberty problematic

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increase rate of emotional and behavioral problems
health problems

77
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delayed puberty can be a sign of

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sickle cell

78
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because of egocentrism emotions are not

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grounded to reality

79
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top down

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dectuctive

80
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bottom up

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inductive

81
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gender intensification

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believing that certain jobs are best filled by men and others by women

82
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does age or intelligence make a adolescent more logical

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no

83
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secondary grades

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7-12

84
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PISA

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measure 15 year olds ability to apply what they have learned

85
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where do US schools score on the PISA

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lower

86
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stereotype threat

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when someone holds a stereotype that someone else holds a stereotype about them

87
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A

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