What two-word term have psychologists developed to explain why people who belong to non-privileged groups may score poorly on a test when it is implied the test may be evaluating ability?

"Stereotype threat" is the term psychologists have developed to explain why people who belong to non-privileged groups may score poorly on a test when it is implied the test may be evaluating ability. This phenomenon occurs when individuals are at risk of confirming negative stereotypes about their group, leading to increased anxiety and poorer performance on the test.