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Self-Fulfilling Prophecies and Labeling Effects in Education
Analyze the Pygmalion in the classroom experiment and the impact of cognitive ability labels on teacher expectations and student self-concept.
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Social Consequences, Ethics, and Test Fairness
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Critically analyze institutional tracking, labeling effects, stereotype threat, and ethical guidelines governing intelligence assessment.
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