A Case Study in Statistical Inference: Reconsideration of the Rosenthal-Jacobson Data on Teacher Expectancy.
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- 1970-12-01
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- 49
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- 62
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Keywords
Expectancy theory, Criticism, Psychology, Research design, Statistical inference
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- Placing children in special education : a strategy for equity
- Racial identity as a factor in preservice and inservice teachers' evaluations of students who speak Standard American and African American Vernacular English dialects
- The impact of teachers’ expectations on students’ educational opportunities in the life course: An empirical test of a subjective expected utility explanation
- Social-cognitive factors in expectancy effects: why apples and oranges are fruits
- Effects of naturally induced teacher expectancies.
- Decision Makers’ Prediction of Students’ Academic Difficulties as a Function of Referral Information
- Pygmalion revisited, revisited: On a loud and careless call for caution
- Beleaguered Pygmalion: A History of the Controversy Over Claims that Teacher Expectancy Raises Intelligence
- Applying the self-fulfilling prophecy: some thoughts on how the prophet forms and sustains expectations
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- Hostility Catharsis: A Naturalistic Quasi-Experiment
- What teachers perceive—Children receive?
- The student as Pygmalion: Effect of student expectation on the teacher.
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