Intelligence mindset shapes neural learning signals and memory
Abstract
Intelligence mindset, which denotes individual beliefs about whether intelligence is fixed versus malleable, shapes academic success, but the neural mechanisms underlying mindset-related differences in learning are unknown. Here, we probe the effects of individual differences in mindset on neural responses to negative feedback after a competence threat manipulation. We hypothesized that when their competence was threatened, participants with...
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Title
Intelligence mindset shapes neural learning signals and memory
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
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Volume
146
Pages
107715 - 107715
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