Children identified as "bloomers" in their classrooms may show elevated IQs not because of their own intelligence but because of
A)demand characteristics.
B)confirmation bias.
C)experimenter expectancy effects.
D)the Flynn effect.

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Experimenter expectancy effects occur when a researcher's expectations influence the participants' behavior, leading to changes in outcomes such as elevated IQs in "bloomers."

Children Identified as "Bloomers" in Their Classrooms May Show Elevated