Contrary to what was hypothesized, stereotype threat does not explain the political knowledge gap between men and women; men score significantly higher than women in both conditions.
We hypothesized that the threat of shame or the prospect of honour would lead to increased public contributions.
We hypothesized that increasing threat level would be associated with an increase in anterior hippocampal blood-oxygen-level-dependent (BOLD) response, the homolog of the rodent ventral hippocampus.
It has been hypothesized that predatory threats are a critical factor in the protective functional design of biological exoskeletons or "natural armor", having arisen through evolutionary processes.
As in other areas of advertisements, we hypothesized that an implicit threat would be more effective, i.e., generate more anxiety than an explicit threat.
Based on the extensive literature on stereotype threat, we hypothesized that activating negative metastereotypes would undermine employability beliefs of members of disadvantaged groups, because such beliefs are likely to threaten their state self-esteem.
This study hypothesizes that perceived threat to professional autonomy reduces physician's intention to use CDSS.
As hypothesized for the alternative operationalization of threat vigilance, the faster response times for worry than arithmetic reported above for threat trials were not present for neutral trials, t 55) = 0.00, p = 0.997, d = 0.00 (Figure 1).
As hypothesized for the alternative operationalization of threat vigilance, worry was associated with faster response times than arithmetic to probes in the attended location, regardless of whether the threat word was presented in the attended or unattended location, t 55) = 3.54, p<0.001, d = 0.77 (Figure 1).
This is, however, hypothesized not to pose a big threat to reliability as the assessment of CNCR interviews were in place years before the introduction of the FACT teams and were never positioned in an evaluation of FACT.
