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“皮格马利翁”是古希腊传说中塞浦路斯国王的名字,他曾梦见一位美丽非凡的女郎。次日,他请了最好的雕塑家用象牙按照他所描述的女郎雕了像。女郎含情脉脉的双眼,亭亭玉立的姿态,使国王神魂颠倒。从早到晚,他抚摸这尊雕像,爱不释手。一天,这雕象突然活动起来,变成了活生生的女郎——期望终于变成了现实。美国心理学家罗森塔尔把这一有趣的神话与教育的效应联系起求考虑,发现了一个有趣的心理学规律:
“Pygmalion” is the ancient Greek legend of the king of Cyprus, he had dreamed of a beautiful girl. The next day he invited the best sculptor to carve the ivory as the girl he described. Girls affectionate eyes, slim gesture, so that the king captivated. From morning to night, he touched the statue, put it down. One day, the statue suddenly moved into a living girl - expectations finally became reality. American psychologist Rosenthal to consider the effect of this interesting myth and education, found an interesting law of psychology: