The growth mindset is the belief that intellectual ability can be developed. This article seeks
to answer recent questions about growth mindset, such as: Does a growth mindset predict …

According to mindset theory, students who believe their personal characteristics can change—
that is, those who hold a growth mindset—will achieve more than students who believe their …

A growth-mindset intervention teaches the belief that intellectual abilities can be developed.
Where does the intervention work best? Prior research examined school-level moderators …

Can teaching students about brain plasticity improve their grades? A recent large, national
experiment (Yeager et al.) found that a brief growth mindset intervention improved lower …

A growth mindset is the belief that human capacities are not fixed but can be developed over
time, and mindset research examines the power of such beliefs to influence human …

Mind-sets (aka implicit theories) are beliefs about the nature of human attributes (eg,
intelligence). The theory holds that individuals with growth mind-sets (beliefs that attributes …

A growth mindset is a belief that personal characteristics, specifically intellectual ability, are
malleable and can be developed by investing time and effort. Numerous studies have …

There is a heated debate about the efficacy of growth mindsets in predicting achievement
and other key learning-related outcomes with some studies supporting and others failing to …

It is generally accepted by educators and social psychologists that non-cognitive factors
influence learning. Students who have a fixed view of intelligence believe that abilities are …

Many large-scale, school-based interventions have attempted to improve academic
performance through promoting students' growth mindset, defined as the belief that one's …