# Robert Rosenthal
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robert rosenthal (born March 2, 1933) is a German-born American psychologist who is a Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Riverside. His interests include self-fulfilling prophecies, which he explored in a well-known study of the Pygmalion effect: the effect of teachers' expectations on students.
== Biography ==
Rosenthal was born in Gießen, Hesse, on March 2, 1933, and left Germany with his family at the age of six.
Expectation Bias: Your Prediction Is Showing
Have you ever walked out of a usability session completely confident in your findings, only to ship something that quietly missed the mark?
What if the signal was there the whole time, and your brain just decided it wasn't worth logging?
This week on the Cognition Catalog, we tackle The Expectatio…
Despite The Loss, Illini Fans – And Your Fave Local Sports Bar – Still Won
Despite the Fighting Illini’s Saturday loss to UConn, fans rejoiced in the team’s longest March Madness run in 21 years. And a strong season not only reinvigorated school spirit, but was an economic boost to the university and even local businesses can see a major economic boost.
We dig into what …
What is the Golem effect?
Not long ago we talked about the Pygmalion effect in an episode of Do You Really Know? Well today’s subject is pretty much the exact opposite! The Golem effect is the idea that negative words or assumptions can influence behaviours and transform those assumptions into reality. It’s another type of …
What is the Pygmalion effect?
Have you ever wondered how our expectations can impact the way we perceive and interact with others? Well, it’s actually been demonstrated that beliefs and attitudes can lead to outcomes that align with those beliefs, due to what’s known as the Pygmalion effect.
20th century American psychologist …
How publication incentives systematically bias toward surprising results over robust ones
The peer-review and publication system exhibits a durable structural bias favoring novel, statistically significant findings over effect size, replicability, and null results. This pattern has been documented across disciplines for decades. Robert Rosenthal described the "file drawer problem" in 19…
Ep 173 - An Experience of Peace - Carlos
ACIM Quote:
"The Kingdom is perfectly united and perfectly protected, and the ego will not prevail against it. ¹³Amen." (ACIM, T-4.III.1:12-13)
Notable Quote From Today's Guest:
"So when we decide not to fight and we're going to a truce, that's not peace, because we're just saying that I'm gonna p…
Did my fears make him into the man I feared?
[From my diary]
July 23d 2024
Of course, I saw signs already at the beginning of our relationship. Or maybe I thought I was seeing them: the so-called red flags. And then you do not know where the truth is, and where your fears, clichés, inferiority complexes take over … Like, once he was driving …
S4E33: Raiders Region 7v10:(Spla/pped)
This week, two one-word titles dominate the penultimate matchup of the first round!
In one corner: Zapped!, Robert Rosenthal’s 1982 teen sex comedy in which a high school science nerd develops telekinetic powers, and proceeds to creepily use them to remove the clothes from every girl in his vicinit…
SportsTalk 10-6-26
Lee Hall and Loren Tate discuss Illini Football and Basketball with Robert Rosenthal.
Ep. 635 Robert Rosenthal
Welcome to another fun trip to World War 2, dear listeners. Today it's to talk about Robert Rosenthal, a man who heard we were going to war with the nazis and decided, "As a Jew I want to do my part. I know, I need to get up in the air and drop some shit right on their dumb nazi heads." And then he…
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