The Power of Expectations: The Rosenthal Effect

Can your beliefs actually change someone else's intelligence? In 1968,

Robert Rosenthal proved exactly that with a simple lie. He told teachers certain students were

late bloomers with high potential. In reality, they were chosen at random.

But because the teachers expected more, the students delivered. Their IQ scores actually skyrocketed just

because of a teacher's mindset. This discovery, the Rosenthal Effect, revolutionized how we

conduct research, proving that the observer always influences the observed. History shows us

that your expectations are a self-fulfilling prophecy. So, what are you

expecting from the people around you? Stop Scrolling. Get Smarter with the Epiqon History