gunderson et al's study Flashcards
what is the aim of the gunderson et al’s study
to see if children were affected with different personal praise
the participants used in the gunderson et al’s study
-there were 53 children (from Chicago)
-they were 14, 26, 38 months old
-29 boys, 24 girls
conclusions of the gunderson et al’s study
-boys received more process praise than girls
-parents with stronger incremental theories were more likely to give person praise
what were some weakness of the gunderson et al’s study
-only 53 participants were used from Chicago, therefore may not be representative to the wider population, so lacks generalisation
-the participants were deceived. There was no debrief
-the results might lock validity
what some strengths of the gunderson et al’s study
-using double blind method, biases was avoided
-research was carried out in the home, meaning findings were found in a natural environment