This study aims to explore the students’ growth mindset theories in terms of nutritional behaviors. The sample consists 3782 students studying at high schools different regions Türkiye. While 61.9% are females, 38.1% males. 79.2% Anatolian High School, 16.4% Vocational and 4.4% Science Social Sciences School. In this study, which was designed with quantitative research method analyzed SPSS 18.0...

The present study assessed the impact of a one-time computerized mindset intervention on teaching students’ cognitive stress appraisal before an upcoming exam. Previous research highlights long-term effectiveness growth-mindset interventions. Based theoretical assumptions derived from transactional theory as well recent empirical evidence intelligence and stress, we proposed that changing would...

The current study utilized resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to examine how two important non-cognitive skills, grit and growth mindset, are associated with cortico-striatal networks important for learning. Whole-brain seed-to-voxel connectivity was examined for dorsal and ventral striatal seeds. While both grit and growth mindset were associated with functional connect...

• Those who view intelligence as fixed account for most of the “overconfidence effect.” • Overconfidence is preserved, in part, by attending to easy more than difficult tasks. • Growth mindsets lead to openness to difficulty and, in turn, greater self-insight. • Teaching a growth mindset makes students open to difficulty and less overconfident. • Overconfidence is maintained through preferentia...

This article presents a study of five teachers at Finnish elementary school who implemented and evaluated growth mindset pedagogy (GMP). The received GMP training conducted student interventions in their classrooms. We analyzed the impact on teacher’s pedagogical thinking practices found significant differences between fixed-mindset growth-mindset ways they internalized applied principles. most...

This study aims to develop a valid and reliable measurement instrument measure the quality of Mindset Theories students aged 14- 22. A systematic approach was followed tool. 1145 participated in (48% were female 52% male). Exploratory confirmatory factor analysis applied determine scale's construct validity. As result exploratory analysis, scale determined consist 19 items four sub-dimensions. ...

Debates about human nature often revolve around what is built in. However, the hallmark of human nature is how much of a person's identity is not built in; rather, it is humans' great capacity to adapt, change, and grow. This nature versus nurture debate matters-not only to students of human nature-but to everyone. It matters whether people believe that their core qualities are fixed by nature ...

this article examines the effect of philosophical mindset on the entrepreneurial tendencies of small and medium businesses’ managers. a correlational study was conducted by drawing on a descriptive design. the population included 361 managers of small and medium businesses in 9 provinces. the required information was gleaned through two questionnaires. finally, the obtained data was analyzed us...

Introduction As the whole society is experiencing a notable shift from the industrial age to the information age, an urgent need for a mindset change in education has been frequently discussed during the past decades. This paper will approach the mindset change through three interconnected sections: the first section reviews the conceptualization of mindset and then gives our definition of mind...

Background Coping, the cognitive and behavioral effort required to manage the effects of stressors, is important in determining psychological stress responses (ie, the emotional, behavioral, and cognitive responses to stressors). Coping was classified into categories of emotional expression (eg, negative feelings and thoughts), emotional support seeking (eg, approaching loved ones to request en...