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Introduction: this Book, Basic Ideas, and the Early Research | |
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Introduction: How Might Social Beliefs Relate to Social Reality? | |
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Social Reality Is Not Always What It Appears To Be: The Scientific Roots of Research on Interpersonal Expectancies | |
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The Once Raging and Still Smoldering Pygmalion Controversy | |
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The Awesome Power of Expectations to Create Reality and Distort Perceptions | |
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The Extraordinary Power of Self-Fulfilling Prophecies | |
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The Extraordinary Power of Expectancies to Bias Perception, Memory, and Information-Seeking | |
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The Less than Awesome Power of Expectations to Create Reality and Distort Perceptions | |
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The Less Than Extraordinary Power of Self-Fulfilling Prophecies: Considerations Based on Common Sense, Daily Life, and a Critical Evaluation of the Early Classic Experiments | |
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You Better Change Your Expectations Because I Will Not Change (Much) to Fit Your Expectations: Self-Verification as a Limit to Self-Fulfilling Prophecies | |
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The Less Than Awesome Power of Expectations to Distort Information-Seeking | |
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The Less Than Awesome Power of Expectations to Bias Perception, Memory, and Judgment | |
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Accuracy: Controversies, Criticisms, Criteria, Components, and Cognitive Processes | |
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Accuracy: Historical, Political, and Conceptual Objections | |
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Accuracy: Criteria | |
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Accuracy: Components and Processes | |
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The Quest for the Powerful Self-Fulfilling Prophecy | |
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Teacher Expectations: Accuracy and the Quest for the Powerful Self-Fulfilling Prophecy | |
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Do Self-Fulfilling Prophecies Accumulate or Dissipate? | |
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Stereotypes | |
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On the Pervasiveness and Logical Incoherence of Defining Stereotypes as Inaccurate | |
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What Constitutes Evidence of Stereotype Accuracy? | |
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Pervasive Stereotype Accuracy | |
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Stereotypes and Person Perception: Can Judging Individuals on the Basis of Stereotypes Increase Accuracy? | |
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Stereotypes Have Been Stereotyped! | |
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Conclusion | |
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Important, Interesting, and Controversial Work on Accuracy, Bias, and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies That Did Not Fit Elsewhere | |
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The 90% Full Glass Contests the Bias for Bias | |
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References | |
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Index | |