Talk:Factors contributing to racial bias in threat perception
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editAs documented on Talk:Stereotype_threat#Section_on_Threat_Perception_is_Misleading_and_Irrelevant, the content of this article originates from article Stereotype threat. Even if the content is about threats (perceptions of) related to stereotypes, it has nothing to do with stereotype threat. I thought of naming the article "Racial bias in threat perception" but the content in its current form was too much a list of factors. Maybe in later developments the article can be renamed if it develops towards a better overview on the topic? Qtea (talk) 11:07, 5 February 2017 (UTC)
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editThis article needs a lead section. The purpose of a lead section is to provide an accessible summary overview of the topic of an article. This means the lead section should adequately summarize the article because the first sentence of an article will often appear in search engine results and inform readers about the article, so they can decide if they want to read it. - Cameron Dewe (talk) 05:30, 18 May 2024 (UTC)