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    Self-fulfilling prophecy is defined in the textbook as “when a person’s expectations of an event‚ and his or her subsequent behavior is based on those expectations‚ make an outcome more likely to occur than would otherwise been true” (Watzlawick‚ 2005). A recent event that I happened to impose this is when I took my car to get it checked it‚ the mechanic told me that a part that controls the steering wheel was badly damaged and that if I kept driving the car in that condition‚ my steering wheel won’t

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    (Brophy & Good‚ 1970; Good & Brophy‚ 2000). Historical Background For 30 years it has been known that some teachers act differently around those students who they believe to be more or less capable (Brophy & Good‚ 1970). The debate on self-fulfilling prophecies in the educational context has discussed in the social (Merton‚ 1948) and psychological sciences (Clark‚ 1963). In the late 1960s and 1970s social scientists and policy makers began arguing or the power of the environment in impacting human

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    Anti Terrorism as a Self fulfilling Prophecy The issue of war against terrorism has been a dominant theme in our media today. Terrorists have been stereotyped as Middle Eastern‚ Muslim‚ cold blooded and hard headed suicide bombers who are out to destroy all that standing in the western world. The gargantuan international effort on the War on Terrorism has created a psychological construct where Islamic fundamentalism and the Middle Eastern race are now considered as potential terrorists. There have

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    students‚ the actions and feelings amongst the students started to change. The next day‚ they were told that brown eyed people were actually better than blue. Social comparisons‚ reflected appraisal‚ self-fulfilling prophecies‚ the Michelangelo Phenomenon‚ and the rise and drop of the students’ self-concept were all factors of the experiments. Not to mention some name calling. With enough repetition by a superior influence‚ almost anyone of any age will believe anything they’re told. In this paper

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    how outgoing‚ positive‚ talkative‚ assertive‚ sociable a person is. Agreeableness: A tendency to be compassionate and cooperative rather than suspicious and antagonistic towards others. Conscientiousness: A tendency to be organized and dependable‚ self-discipline‚ achievement-oriented‚ and prefer planned rather than spontaneous behavior. Emotional stability: how relaxed‚ secure and unworried one is. Openness to experience: reflects the degree of intellectual curiosity‚ creativity and a preference

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    From these figures‚we can observe that juvenile girls mainly commit some crimes that is not serious‚such as wounding‚robberies‚ blackmailing unlawful assembly and different kind of thefts.There are some main activities that gangs usually do‚such as bullying others‚they will randomly find some target to bully with no reason or a minor reason.A news in last month reported that a group of 3 people in Tin Shui Wai hit a student because he look at them just a few seconds.Besides‚the will hang around in

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    Pygmalion‚ the professor of phonetics confronts the challenge by changing the rowdy Cockney flower girl by the name Eliza Doolittle to surpass as a highly regarded member of upper-class society. “Pygmalion effect” largely functions through self-fulfilling prophecy‚ which negative or positive expectations regarding individual’s behavior‚ ability or performance that result in greater susceptibility for the behavior‚ ability or performance to manifest. Pygmalion effect allows employees to succeed in reaction

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    actual achievements” (Schaefer & Lamm‚ 1995‚ p. 461). However‚ before we look at what teacher expectancy effect really is‚ it is crucial for us to also understand another two terms‚ i.e. the self-fulfilling prophecy and the labelling theory. According to Vockell (n.d.‚ Chapter 5) self-fulfilling prophecy “refers to the idea that a false definition of the situation evokes a new behavior which makes the original false conception come true”. In other words‚ when a teacher stereotypes or makes an unreliable

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    Objectives    Understand Perception Identify the phases of perceptual process Understand:     Social Identity Theory Stereotyping Attribution Theory Self fulfilling prophecy Learn how to improve perceptions Perception - Meaning Perception   Receiving information about and making sense of the world around us Deciding:    What information to notice How to categorize information How to interpret information within the dynamics of selecting‚

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