Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... EXPECTATIONS AFFECT STUDENT PERFORMANCE ? Teachers do have higher expectations for some students than for others . Per- haps you have detected this after having a brother or sister precede you in school , from having received such a ...
... EXPECTATIONS AFFECT STUDENT PERFORMANCE ? Teachers do have higher expectations for some students than for others . Per- haps you have detected this after having a brother or sister precede you in school , from having received such a ...
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... expectations makes me wonder about the effect of students ' expectations upon their teachers . You no doubt begin many of your courses having heard " Professor Smith is interesting " and " Pro- fessor Jones is a bore . " Robert Feldman ...
... expectations makes me wonder about the effect of students ' expectations upon their teachers . You no doubt begin many of your courses having heard " Professor Smith is interesting " and " Pro- fessor Jones is a bore . " Robert Feldman ...
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... Expectations influence children's behavior too . After observing the amount of litter in three classrooms , Richard Miller and his colleagues ( 1975 ) had the teacher and others repeatedly tell one class that they should be neat and ...
... Expectations influence children's behavior too . After observing the amount of litter in three classrooms , Richard Miller and his colleagues ( 1975 ) had the teacher and others repeatedly tell one class that they should be neat and ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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