Nora's Teacher Thinks She Has a Behavior Problem

question 116

Multiple Choice

Nora's teacher thinks she has a behavior problem. As a result, Nora starts to believe that she is a troublemaker and begins to act out in the classroom. This is an example of a(n)

• A) educational self-fulfilling prophecy.
• B) stereotype threat.
• C) collaborative identification.
• D) educational bias.

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