SummarizingWrite a brief summary of the section, “Types of S…

SummarizingWrite a brief summary of the section, “Types of Self-Fulfilling Prophesies.” Paraphrase the ideas in your own words except for the key terms used for the major supporting ideas. Include a main idea of the section, major supporting details, and minor supporting details. (6-8 sentences)

Vocabulary in Context Use the context to understand the mean…

Vocabulary in Context Use the context to understand the meaning of the word “incompetent.” Answer both questions. Which word in the excerpt from paragraph 5 is the antonym (opposite meaning) for the word “incompetent” that is used in the same excerpt? What does “incompetent” mean? Research has demonstrated the power of self-imposed prophecies. In one study, people who considered themselves incompetent proved less likely to pursue rewarding relationships with others. Compared to their more confident peers, they were also more likely to sabotage existing relationships. On the other hand, students who perceived themselves as capable achieved more academically.

Inference One of the examples for self-imposed prophecy disc…

Inference One of the examples for self-imposed prophecy discusses that the way you view learning in a class influences the outcomes of the class.  If you approach a class determined to learn something, what is likely to happen? Write the response in your own words based on the text and your knowledge/experience. Be specific.

TransitionsThe relationship of the second sentence to the fi…

TransitionsThe relationship of the second sentence to the first sentence below is one of _____.”The self-fulfilling prophesy also operates on the job. For instance, sales people who view themselves as being effective communicators are more successful than those who view themselves as less effective…” (Paragraph 5)