When teachers are initially told that the students they will be teaching are either not very imaginative or are very imaginative, ratings using an adjective checklist will tend to reflect this original assessment. This is an example of
A)the effect of context.
B)visual analogue.
C)low sample size.
D)forced choice effect.

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This scenario exemplifies the effect of context, where the initial information provided to the teachers about their students' imagination levels influences their subsequent assessments and perceptions, demonstrating how context can shape and bias evaluations.

When Teachers Are Initially Told That the Students They Will