Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... expectations effect " experimentally ? Pretend we gave a teacher the impression that Dana , Sally , Todd , and Manuel — four ran- domly selected students — are unusually capable . Will the teacher give special treatment to these four ...
... expectations effect " experimentally ? Pretend we gave a teacher the impression that Dana , Sally , Todd , and Manuel — four ran- domly selected students — are unusually capable . Will the teacher give special treatment to these four ...
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... expectations they did not raise , the students given positive expectations paid better attention during class . At the end of the teaching unit , they also got better grades and rated the teacher as clearer in her teaching . The ...
... expectations they did not raise , the students given positive expectations paid better attention during class . At the end of the teaching unit , they also got better grades and rated the teacher as clearer in her teaching . The ...
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... expectation . William Swann and Robin Ely ( 1984 ) report another condition under which we are unlikely to confirm others ' expectations : when our expectations clash with a clear self - concept . For example , Swann and Ely found that ...
... expectation . William Swann and Robin Ely ( 1984 ) report another condition under which we are unlikely to confirm others ' expectations : when our expectations clash with a clear self - concept . For example , Swann and Ely found that ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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