Throughout the study, in fact, respondents rarely attributed their success or failure on a certain test to their smartphone, and they almost never reported thinking they were underperforming on the tests.
A disheartening irony of stereotype threat is that the students from the stigmatized group that are most motivated to perform well on the test are the ones most susceptible to underperform on the test.
Several other doctors and staff members at youth concussion clinics nationwide said they had also met with patients who discussed intentionally underperforming on the baseline test, the most common of which is called an imPACT test.
Without this additional instruction, however, the children did not always understand what they were supposed to do, and, because of this, they underperformed on the tests.
Buolamwini's research has shown that several machine learning models underperform on the task of correctly identifying the gender of black women, likely because the training or testing data included many more white male faces than dark female faces.
From the audit reports, you note that most units are underperforming on the practice standards.
In two experiments, males were either given false feedback that threatened their masculinity (i.e., underperforming on a masculinity test in Study 1, being physically weak in Study 2) or told they were average for their gender (control).
Finally, statistical analysis identifies a number of variables thattend to predict the degree to which countries underperform on theirconstitutional guarantees.
We found that the Dinuc grammar, with a strand-symmetric dinucleotide model of intergenic sequence, underperformed on our test datasets, with the exception of rRNA (Figure 1).
The 41-year-old lost in six rounds to Wladimir Klitschko last summer but claims he underperformed on the night.
Of the individual methods, HMM2 was overall best but it notably underperformed on the cold stress dataset.
