Carol Dweck - Self-Theories: Their Role in Motivation, Personality and Development, Psychology Press, 1999 Self-Theories: Entity(Fixed) v Incremental(Growth) I don’t like challenge I don’t.
Download ReportTranscript Carol Dweck - Self-Theories: Their Role in Motivation, Personality and Development, Psychology Press, 1999 Self-Theories: Entity(Fixed) v Incremental(Growth) I don’t like challenge I don’t.
Carol Dweck - Self-Theories: Their Role in Motivation, Personality and Development, Psychology Press, 1999 Self-Theories: Entity(Fixed) v Incremental(Growth) I don’t like challenge I don’t want to risk looking stupid I am vulnerable I believe that intelligence is fixed I was born bright/not very bright Entity I tend to conform to the low aspirations of my peers (Fixed) I react to failure by switching off and avoiding the issues I like easy performance goals and being told I’ve done well About 40% of US students hold an entity theory of ability Easy praise is not the answer - it makes the situation worse Slide 1