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Stereotypes Often Impair Intellectual Performance – But Those Who Know about This Phenomenon Can Sometimes Shake It

Jul 31, 2019
BY Joshua Aronson
How smart you are depends on who you are with and what you are thinking about.
Character & Context Blog
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