How Environments Can Threaten Academic Performance, Self-Knowledge, and Sense of Belonging

By Michael Inzlicht and Catherine Good

22 pages

Hearing about the latest reality TV show with 20 beautiful women chasing after a rich bachelor, watching a commercial showing a woman getting excited about a kitchen cleaner, or even taking a class with a White instructor are all ways the environment can conspire to make us think about our social identities.

About: The Social World

Published in 2005 in “Stigma and Group Inequality: Social Psychological Perspectives” (Shana Levin and Colette Van Laar ed.) by Psychology Press, New York.

Bibtex Data

@inproceedings{inzlicht-good2005-threatening-environments,
    title={{H}ow {E}nvironments {C}an {T}hreaten {A}cademic {P}erformance, {S}elf-{K}nowledge, and {S}ense of {B}elonging},
    author={Michael Inzlicht and Catherine Good},
    booktitle={Stigma and Group Inequality: Social Psychological Perspectives},
    editor={Shana Levin and Colette Van Laar},
    publisher={Psychology Press},
    address={New York},
    year=2005,
    month=sep,
    pagecount=22,
    chapter=7,
    keywords={social,perception},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://users.nber.org/~sewp/events/2005.01.14/Bios+Links/Good-rec3-Inzlicht_&_Good_Sept_8.pdf}
}

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