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    Influence of Gender Performance Stereotype on the Error-Related Negativity and Error Positivity

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    2017-03-16
    Author
    Rolefson, Kelsey A.
    Brennan, Claire M.
    Belott, Rachelle S.
    Verdegan, Calvin Z.
    Hlavka, Stephen C.
    Underwood, Summer
    Lockington, Ronnie J.
    Bye, Gretchen L.
    BaDour, Sara E.
    Leland, David S.
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    Abstract
    The hypothesis of this study was that women exposed to gender stereotypes will shown larger error-related negativity (ERN) and error positivity (Pe) amplitudes than those not exposed to stereotypes.
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    Error-related positivity (Pe)
    Error-related negativity (ERN)
    Stereotypes
    Gender
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    Color poster with text, models, charts, and tables.
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