Asked by Clarissa Raper on May 01, 2024
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Julie does not like to attend parties because she is shy and convinced that people will not like her. When Julie does go to a party, she avoids eye contact, gives abrupt responses to other people's questions, and quickly withdraws from interactions. As a result, she spends most of the evening in a corner by herself, convinced that no one at the party likes her. This is an example of
A) the causal force of I data.
B) expectancy effects.
C) the effects of low self-monitoring.
D) an internal locus of control.
Expectancy Effects
Phenomena where an experimenter's or observer's expectations about a participant can actually influence the outcome of a study or the behavior of the participant.
Internal Locus
A psychological term referring to individuals who believe they can control their life outcomes through their actions.
Low Self-Monitoring
Describes individuals who are less concerned with self-presentation and more authentic in their interactions, often showing little variation in behavior across different situations.
- Detect and explain the principles behind expectancy effects and self-fulfilling prophecies.
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Learning Objectives
- Detect and explain the principles behind expectancy effects and self-fulfilling prophecies.
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