Is It Always Better to Be A Big Fish in A Little Pond?

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	Is It Always Better to Be A Big Fish in A Little Pond?
	Si, Kao1 ; Dai, Xianchi 2
	2015-10
Publisher	Advances in Consumer Research
Publication Place	Duluth, MN, USA
Conference Name	The Annual Conference of the Association for Consumer Research
Conference Place	New Orleans, LA
Conference Date	01/10/2015-04/10/2015
Country	USA
Abstract	We analyzed archival data of 4,005 students’ actual exam scores during their high school in which they had been streamed into highversus low-ability classes. Results show that being in the high-ability classes can be either academically positive or negative, depending on the nature of the particular comparison.
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Volume	43
Pages	292-296
Language	英語English
Document Type	Conference proceedings
Collection	DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING
Affiliation	1.Chinese University of Hong Kong, China 2.Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714	Si, Kao,Dai, Xianchi. Is It Always Better to Be A Big Fish in A Little Pond?[C]. Duluth, MN, USA:Advances in Consumer Research, 2015.

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