Gunderson Et Al

What was not the main focus of Gunderson et al.'s (2013) study?

• The main focus of Gunderson et al.'s (2013) study was to investigate the impact of climate change on biodiversity
• The main focus of Gunderson et al.'s (2013) study was to investigate the impact of social media on mental health
• The main focus of Gunderson et al.'s (2013) study was to explore the relationship between diet and exercise
• The main focus of Gunderson et al.'s (2013) study was to analyze the effects of urbanization on wildlife

According to the study, how does process praise differ from person praise?

• Process praise focuses on physical appearance, while person praise focuses on intelligence
• Process praise focuses on natural talent, while person praise focuses on effort
• Process praise focuses on results, while person praise focuses on potential
• Process praise focuses on effort and strategies, while person praise focuses on innate abilities and traits.

How might person praise influence children's beliefs about ability?

• Praise can positively influence children's beliefs about their ability.
• Children's beliefs about their ability are only influenced by their own experiences
• Praise has no impact on children's beliefs about their ability
• Praise can negatively influence children's beliefs about their ability

What is the significance of using a natural setting in Gunderson et al.'s study?

• It limits the generalizability of the findings.
• It allows for a more realistic and ecologically valid observation of behavior.
• It has no impact on the observation of behavior.
• It makes the study more expensive and time-consuming.

Why did Gunderson et al. want to examine gender differences in praise and reasoning?

What were the researchers' aims in conducting the study?

How long did the study follow the group of children, and at what ages did they examine parental praise?

What percentage of the participants were from various racial backgrounds in Gunderson et al.'s study?

• The percentage of participants from various racial backgrounds was not provided in the question.
• 50% of the participants were from various racial backgrounds
• The study only included participants from one racial background
• The racial background of the participants was not relevant to the study

How did the researchers measure children's ideas about behavior five years later?

The researchers wanted to know whether:

• the weather affected the outcome
• the participants' age influenced the results
• the researchers' bias impacted the findings
• the independent variable had an effect on the dependent variable