1. Mindsets and Intelligence
... level are more likely to adopt the growth mindset and to become aware of the fact that they are in control of what shall define their future capabilities. They focus on effort rather than on assuming innate ability and that produces the biggest beneficial change in their attitude and the greatest success for academic achievement. Moreover, there is biological evidence which is consistent with ... Dweck, 2007). However, more than thirty years of research have shown that an overemphasis on intelligence or ability, and the implication that such traits are inborn and fixed, leaves people vul...
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