In psychology and social sciences, the idea of a self-fulfilling prophecy refers to a phenomenon where a person's ideas or expectations about a situation affect their behaviour and eventually result in the conclusion they expected. An overview of self-fulfilling prophecy, its underlying mechanics, and its effects on people and society are given in this abstract. It investigates how social interactions, expectations, and social ideas affect behaviour and results. It also addresses the effects of self-fulfilling prophesies in a number of contexts, including those of education, employment, and interpersonal relationships. Understanding self-fulfilling prophesies gives important insights into the influence of our expectations and beliefs on reality. It also lays the groundwork for cultivating empowering attitudes and building circumstances that encourage success and well-being.
