Pluralistic Ignorance in Students’ Perception of Inclusive Classroom Norms: The Role of Gender-Specific Reference Groups
The Journal of Early Adolescence
Published online on November 25, 2025
Abstract
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Classroom norms are important in shaping individual students’ prosocial behavior. Research documents that students often misperceive classroom norms by underestimating their classmates’ prosocial intentions – a phenomenon known as pluralistic ignorance. ...
Classroom norms are important in shaping individual students’ prosocial behavior. Research documents that students often misperceive classroom norms by underestimating their classmates’ prosocial intentions – a phenomenon known as pluralistic ignorance. ...