Parental beliefs about the fixedness of ability
Abstract
The present studies examined whether parents' beliefs about the fixedness of ability predict their self-reported interactions with their children. Parents' fixedness beliefs were measured at two levels of specificity: their general beliefs about intelligence and their beliefs about their children's math and verbal abilities. Study 1, conducted with an online sample of 300 parents, showed that the more parents believed that abilities were fixed,...
Paper Details
Title
Parental beliefs about the fixedness of ability
Published Date
Nov 1, 2015
Volume
41
Pages
78 - 89
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