Refer to Exhibit 5-3. There is a positive relationship between teachers' expectations of students and the actual achievement of the students
a. adequate hypothesis
b. inadequate, not testable
c. inadequate, no statement of relationship
d. inadequate, not consistent with the existing body of knowledge
A
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