Intermediate11:23

Three interesting psychological phenomena

The video discusses three interesting psychological phenomena: the broken window effect, the bystander effect, and the Rosenthal effect. These effects explain how small actions or attitudes can have a significant impact on behavior or outcomes, such as the influence of teacher expectations on student performance.

Published on 2022-06-19 · Used with permission

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