Mindset and Motivation

An example of a growth mindset is ...

• Avoiding trying something in case you fail

• Believing you can always do a bit better

• Believing people who work hard must lack ability

• Giving up after a failure because there is no point

Someone with a fixed mindset sees failure as ...

• A sign they are not as clever as they thought

• An opportunity to learn

• A wake-up call

• A problem to be overcome

Praising effort rather than performance is beneficial because ...

• Achievement feels less rewarding than effort

• We all like to make a bigger effort

• We can control how much effort we make

• Most people are lazy

What is a fixed mindset?

• Intelligence can be improved with practice.

• Abilities and intelligence are unchangeable.

• Abilities can be developed through effort.

• A fixed mindset encourages constant learning and growth.

What is motivation?

• Motivation is a type of food.
• Motivation is the driving force behind actions and behaviors.
• Motivation is a physical exercise routine.
• Motivation is a form of entertainment.

What is mindset?

• Mindset is a type of medication for mental health.
• Mindset is a mental framework that influences how individuals think, feel, and act.
• Mindset refers to a specific skill set in sports.
• Mindset is a physical state of being.

Why should we learn about a growth mindset?

• We should learn about a growth mindset to foster resilience and a love for learning.
• A growth mindset guarantees immediate success.
• It is unnecessary for personal development.

• A growth mindset is only important for athletes.