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Rosenthal effect has to do with the effect the teacher's opinion of the students or of the students' performance has on the actual performance. If the professor were to feel his students are brilliant, this feeling would come out in his tone and his body language. His students would react positively to it and respond with more effort and learning. Often, teachers who 'care' more get better results from their teachers. Those that care have 'high expectations' and believe in the capability of their kids. If the professor were to feel his students were a bunch of ignorant, lazy, pains in the butt, this would also come out in his tone and body language. The students would react negatively to the teacher, and the feelings would appear accurate.

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