What is another word for pygmalion effect?
Pronunciation: [pɪɡmˈali͡ən ɪfˈɛkt] (IPA) 
The Pygmalion effect is also known as the self-fulfilling prophecy and the Rosenthal effect. This phenomenon explains how peoples' expectations of others can influence their actions and ultimately their performance. When someone expects another person to perform well, they treat them accordingly, which then positively reinforces the expectations and helps the person perform better. Conversely, when someone expects another person to perform poorly, they may treat them with less respect or offer fewer opportunities, which can then lead to the person performing worse. Other synonyms for the Pygmalion effect include the Golem effect, the Galatea effect, and the Michelangelo effect. Ultimately, all these terms describe how expectations can shape reality.
