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The experiment by Rosenthal and Jacobson in which teachers were told that certain students were expected to show exceptional academic improvement, concluded that teachers:
A) responded by focusing more attention on the other students.
B) attitudes toward an individual student could affect his or her academic performance.
C) could not effectively predict academic excellence.
D) communicated equal expectations to all the students.

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