Given the findings on stereotype accuracy are some of the best-replicated in psychology, I've always found stereotype threat a humorous idea. It implies stereot

Given the findings on stereotype accuracy are some of the best-replicated in psychology, I've always found stereotype threat a humorous idea. It implies stereotypes are accurate because they trick us into perpetuating them. Can you think of a more absurd conspiracy theory? It's in keeping with the very popular notion that you can change reality with words, and thus is commonly said to be true in hopes of making it so.