The classic study by Rosenthal (1968) in which some students were identified as spurters but actually were no different from the other students illustrates the
a. the integration hypothesis.
b. cultural imperialism.
c. social promotion.
d. the self-fulfilling prophecy.
Question 2
What was found in the study of children who were randomly selected and identified as spurters of superior intelligence and academic ability?
a. The students identified as spurters scored lower on IQ tests.
b. The students identified as spurters made lower grades in the class.
c. The teachers rated the students identified as spurters as more likely to succeed.
d. The teachers rated the students identified as spurters as less happy and less likely to interact with their peers.
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