Dweck, Gunderson, Kholberg Flashcards
Another word for practice. Can lead to the behaviour/throught becoming automatic.
Rehersal/Drilling
An individuals ability to manage their own behaviour. Willingham suggests delaying reward can help this develop.
Self-regulation
This happens when something is paraticed and leads to the thought/behaviour being performed with little thought.
Automatic
A model of memory made up the central executive, visuo-spatial sketchpad and phonological loop
Working Model of Memory
belief that effort drives ability (which can change)
Motivational Framework
praising what is being done rather than the individual.
Process praise
praising the individual rather than what they are doing.
Person Praise
rules put into place by others
hetronomous rules
rules the individual decides themselves
autonomous rules
the values and customs of a scoiety directs the individual within its behaviour
Social Norm
A stage in Kholberg’s theory, whereby the child is moral believes rules are fixed and makes moral judgements based on their own interst e.g. avoid punishment
preconventional stage
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conventional stage
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post conventional stage
Nativist theory of moral development, suggesting infants feel empathy and grown to understand why others feel upset
Damon
a natural theory/view point
nativist
A natural experiment showing process praise correlates to a belief that effort is worthwhile.
Gunderson et al (2013)
A belief about something which infuence our perceptions, interpretations of situations and how we behave.
Mindset
belief that abilities are unchangeable
Fixed Mindset
belief that abilities are changeable
Growth Mindset
