The ______ refers to the fact that high self-expectation leads to high performance.
A) Galatea effect
B) Pygmalion effect
C) Goleta effect
D) Golem effect

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The Galatea effect refers to an individual's belief in their own abilities and self-expectations leading to high performance. It is often contrasted with the Pygmalion effect, which involves an external source, such as a teacher or supervisor, having high expectations for an individual and that individual's subsequent improved performance. The Goleta effect and Golem effect are not commonly used terms in psychology.

The ______ Refers to the Fact That High Self-Expectation Leads