The event of a prediction that causes itself to come true is called a self-fulfilling prophecy. Communication influences self-concept, which is a relatively stable perception of oneself, but self-esteem is part of self-concept, which includes an assessment of self-worth.
Self-fulfilling prophecies occur when a person's expectations of an event influence their behavior, making the predicted result more likely to occur than otherwise. Belief in outcomes influences communication.
Self-fulfilling prophecies can be classified into two types. First is self-imposed prophecies that occurs when your expectations influence your behavior. Other-imposed prophecies as shown in the classic classroom study Pygmalion, occur when the expectations of one person determine the behavior of another.
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