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5 CQ
Consider how a self-fulfilling prophecy can shape behavior , and explore the methods and results of a study involving phone conversations between men and women.
with Social PsychologistConsider how a self-fulfilling prophecy can shape behavior , and explore the methods and results of a study involving phone conversations between men and women.
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2 CQ
Follow along to learn about the Rosenthal & Jacobson (1968) study involving teacher expectations, student performance, and self-fulfilling prophecy.
with Social PsychologistFollow along to learn about the Rosenthal & Jacobson (1968) study involving teacher expectations, student performance, and self-fulfilling prophecy.
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4 CQ
In this social psychology lesson, review the methods and results of the landmark Dutton & Aaron (1974) bridge study on misattribution of arousal.
with Social PsychologistIn this social psychology lesson, review the methods and results of the landmark Dutton & Aaron (1974) bridge study on misattribution of arousal.
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4 CQ
Follow along to learn about the Macrae et al. (1994) study involving thought suppression and rebound, and how difficult it can be to control the human mind.
with Social PsychologistFollow along to learn about the Macrae et al. (1994) study involving thought suppression and rebound, and how difficult it can be to control the human mind.
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3 CQ
Follow along to learn how social psychologists study motivated perception, or our ability to see what we want, in a number of demonstrative studies.
with Social PsychologistFollow along to learn how social psychologists study motivated perception, or our ability to see what we want, in a number of demonstrative studies.
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