Identity, Stereotype Threat, & Imposter Phenomena: how identity impacts performance in certain activities

In this week's episode, host Logan (she/they) speaks with social psychologist and associate professor at PSU, Dr. Kimberly Kahn. Dr. Kahn provides her expertise regarding how our social identities and others treatment of social identities shape how we approach certain environments and tasks.

View transcription here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vkHYl8-E9kGJmLuiE6lVQCdI-9BmMgaoC1w_t_eeRbU/edit?usp=sharing

Episode specific resources:

        Whistling Vivaldi - https://wwnorton.com/books/Whistling-Vivaldi/

        Dr. Kahn's GRASP Lab at PSU - https://www.pdx.edu/kahn-prejudice-research-lab/

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