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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a threat effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or consequences of a threat, particularly in fields like psychology, security, or environmental studies.
Example: "The researchers observed a significant threat effect on the participants' stress levels during the experiment."
Alternatives: "impact of a threat" or "consequence of a threat".
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There is no intention of a threat effect, i.e. the assigned participants quit welfare in order to avoid participation.
The work obligation of the welfare system and the related potential One-Euro-Job participation might influence the welfare recipients' job search behaviour through a threat effect.
The findings suggest that the effect for men arises due to a threat effect (ex-ante effect) and more stable subsequent employment.
Before attributing the persistence of the effect largely to a threat effect that is triggered by the treatment, we argue why other explanations are less likely.
But, while there is quite unanimous evidence in support of a "threat effect" of the activation strategy in Denmark, the evidence on the impacts of actual participation are mixed.
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114Effectively this is a negative threat effect.
Importantly, none of the three unpublished dissertations showed a stereotype threat effect.
Moreover, a stereotype threat effect emerged in verbal fluency with reduced performance in gender stereotyped men but not women.
This is a typical stereotype threat effect consistent with Hypothesis 1.
The prospect of participating in ALMPs might (in contrast to the locking-in effect) generate an ex-ante threat effect, which characterizes the increased incentives for unemployed workers to search for a job.
Rosholm and Svarer (2008) provide evidence for a strong and significant threat effect, which reduces unemployment duration by three weeks.
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