Self-fulfilling prophecy:

A. shows that aspects of the environment prime us to behave aggressively.

B. effects show the potential power of stereotypes and other sources of expectations on human behavior.

C. examines the characteristics of cultures that are associated with the

D. emergence of altruism and with the belief that everyone deserves fair treatment.

E. is the solidification and further strengthening of an individual's position as a consequence of a group discussion or interaction.

B. effects show the potential power of stereotypes and other sources of expectations on human behavior

Explanation:

Self-fulfilling Prophecy: In psychology, the term self-fulfilling prophecy is defined as the socio-psychological phenomenon related to an individual expecting or forecasting about something an eventually this expectation or forecasting comes out to be true because the person believes about it to occur and the resulting behavior leads to fulfilling the beliefs of the person.

Types:

1. Self-imposed prophecy.

2. Other-imposed prophecy.