Robert Feldman and Thomas Prohaska (1979)studied the effect of students' expectations upon their teachers and found that
A)students with low expectations perceived all the teachers similarly.
B)students' expectations were in direct contrast to a teacher's perceived competence.
C)a teacher's perceived competence was unaffected by students' expectations.
D)students' expectations affected both the students and the perceived competence of a teacher.

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The study found that students' expectations affected both the students and the perceived competence of a teacher. This means that students' expectations can impact how they perceive their teachers and also how competent they think their teachers are. Therefore, D is the correct answer. Choices A, B, and C are incorrect because they do not accurately reflect the findings of the study.

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