Many studies have been carried out on task performance which have indicated that many factors can affect task performance. 'a task. In this study, we will focus on how self-esteem and stereotype threat affect task performance. This topic is very important to study because it will help us understand how our performance is affected by self-esteem and stereotype threat. At some point in our lives, our performance is measured, in daily activities like work, school and sports. When measuring task performance, people need to be aware of whether other elements affect their performance. There is not much information on self-esteem and task performance. However, it is possible that self-esteem and performance are related, but there is a significant gap in the literature. Few studies have been conducted in which self-esteem affects task performance. Many studies support the idea that self-esteem affects how people perceive their actions. People with higher self-esteem rely on their personal strengths to succeed. On the other hand, individuals with low self-esteem focus on their flaws in order to be accepted. Many studies have been conducted on stereotype threat. Does stereotype threat affect task performance? Steel and Aronson (1995) proposed that negative stereotypes about a minority group interfere with group performance. The reason is that minority groups are afraid of confirming the stereotype and this affects their performance. The theory states that stereotype threat can lead to negative thoughts, which in turn would lead to a decrease in their performance. ...... me, Robert; Danso, Henry (2007) Stereotype Threat Impacts the Academic Performance of College Athletes: Current Research in Social Psychology vol.12 no.5Rydell' J. Robert and Boucher L. Kathryn (2009) Capitalizing on Multiple Social Identities to prevent stereotype threat: moderation Role of self-esteem: Personal and Social Psychology Bulletin 36; 239 Shrauger J. Sidney & Rosenberg E. Saul (1969) Self-esteem and the effects of feedback on success and failure on performance: State University of New York at Buffalo Stangor, Charles; Carr, Christine and Kiang, Lisa (1998) Stereotype activation undermines task performance expectations: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology vol. 75, 1191-1197Steele M. Claude & Aronson, Joshua (1995) Stereotype threat and intellectual test performance of African Americans: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology no. 797-812