Module 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Nico stacks blocks really high! His dad, Steve, praises Nico by saying “Nico, you are such a smart kid!” This type of praise is more likely to lead to Nico:

A

adopting a fixed mindset

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2
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Yuthika, a psychology Professor, recently restructured all her courses to facilitate mastery learning. New research suggests that her students are more likely to experience:

A

greater course performance

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3
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Which of the following might someone with a growth mindset NOT attribute failure to?

A

their own lack of ability

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4
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For people with growth mindsets, mistakes are seen as:

A

opportunities to learn

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5
Q

Adopting a growth mindset about intelligence:

A

can help overcome structural challenges

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6
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Fixed mindset reflects the belief that intelligence is modifiable through increased

A

this is a trick question – fixed mindset does not reflect the idea that intelligence is modifiable

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7
Q

People with growth mindsets about intelligence experience activation …..in their brain, indicating …

A

greater, attention to mistakes

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8
Q

To foster a growth mindset in children, Carol Dweck mentioned we should
“praise children wisely” by praising the process. Which of the following did she NOT recommend to praise?

A

Intelligence

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9
Q

People with a growth mindset tend to…. Challenges

A

Embrace

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10
Q

In Carol Dweck’s Ted Talk, she talked about the power of the word:

A

Yet

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11
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What’s a good example of a forn)of praise to foster an incremental mindset?

A

“You worked so hard on this project”

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12
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What kind of goals do people with a fixed mindset tend to set?

A

performance goals

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13
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Which of the following might someone with a growth mindset NOT attribute failure to?

A

their own lack of ability

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14
Q

People who come from a lower income decile background are more likely to achieve similar grades as those who come from a higher income decile background when:

A

they adopt a growth mindset

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15
Q

Entity theory or fixed mindset reflects the assumption that attributes are:

A

Stable

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16
Q

David believes that intelligence is something you are allotted. David recently got back a math’s exam and he didn’t do so well. How might David respond to this setback?

A

avoid remedial action

17
Q

Research has demonstrated that children’s math grades…. If children have an incremental mindset about intelligence.

A

increase over time

18
Q

What kind of goals do people with a growth mindset tend to set?

A

Mastery goals

19
Q

In a classroom setting, whose mindset matters the most?

A

the student and the teacher

20
Q

Nico stacks blocks really high! His dad, Steve, praises Nico by saying “Nico, you are such a smart kid!” This type of praise is more likely to lead to Nico:

A

adopting a fixed mindset

21
Q

Approach goals are focused on a…. outcome or state, and regulation involves trying to …or maintain that outcome or state

A

Positive/move towards

22
Q

Fixed mindset reflects the belief that intelligence is modifiable through increased

A

this is a trick question - fixed mindset does not reflect the idea that intelligence is modifiable

23
Q

David believes that intelligence is something you are allotted.
David recently got back a math’s exam and he didn’t do so well. How might David respond to this setback?

A

avoid remedial action

24
Q

In a study by Nussbaum & Dweck (2008), incremental participants were found to
-__ compared to entity
participants.

A

express more interest in the tutorial for the module on which they had performed poorly

25
Q

In the Youtube video on growth vs. fixed mindsets, which one of the following was cited as an example of a growth mindset?

A

To listen to constructive criticism

26
Q

What are implicit theories/implicit beliefs?

A

naive assumptions about the world