Studies on the Effects of Stereotypic Expectations Have Shown That

question 82

Multiple Choice

Studies on the effects of stereotypic expectations have shown that teachers' stereotypic expectations of their students:

• A)had no effect on actual student performance.
• B)changed student behavior such that students performed in line with stereotypes.
• C)changed student behavior such that students performed counter to stereotypes.
• D)changed student behavior such that all students performed more poorly.

Understand the regulations and enforcement mechanisms of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regarding deceptive business practices.

Comprehend the process and implications of consent orders in business law.

Recognize the Federal Trade Commission’s role and structure, including the appointment of commissioners and their terms.

Identify the legal recourse available to businesses under FTC actions and the consequences of non-compliance.

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