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Social psychology
the lingering effects of coping with identity threat that impair self-control in later unrelated domains such as aggression, eating and attention.In social psychology, stereotype threat spillover refers to the lingering effects of coping with identity threat that impair self-control in later unrelated domains such as aggression, eating and attention. This meaning comes from Inzlicht (2010) in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.[1]