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Title: Researchers told teachers that 20 percent of children who had taken an IQ test were bloomers who ... Post by: malry187 on May 22, 2018 Researchers told teachers that 20 percent of children who had taken an IQ test were bloomers who would soon reach their full intellectual potential, even though in reality those children were no different from the other children in the group. Later in the year, when these bloomer children were tested, they scored four points higher than the rest of the group. This outcome is an example of __________.
a) expectancy effects b) test-taking practice c) bloomer identification d) the effect of lying on educational attainment Title: Researchers told teachers that 20 percent of children who had taken an IQ test were bloomers who ... Post by: Yonigca on May 22, 2018 Content hidden
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