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What is a growth mindset?

• Intelligence is fixed and cannot change

• Intelligence can be developed with effort and learning

• Talent is only inherited from parents

• Success depends on luck

A person with a fixed mindset believes that:

• Effort can improve skills

• Abilities are predetermined and unchangeable

• Failure is a learning opportunity

• Practice makes perfect

Which phrase best reflects a growth mindset?

• I'm just not good at this.

• I haven't mastered this yet.

• I will never be able to do this.

• I was born this way.

What is one way to change a fixed mindset into a growth mindset?

• Avoid challenges

• Embrace effort and learning from failure

• Give up when frustrated

• Ignore feedback

According to the document, what does failure represent in a growth mindset?

• A permanent setback

• Proof that you are not smart

• A key to success and learning

• Something to avoid at all costs

Which of these statements is an example of a fixed mindset?

• I will work hard to improve.

• Mistakes help me learn.

• My failures define who I am.

• I can always get better.

What role does persistence play in a growth mindset?

Which of the following is a benefit of having a growth mindset?

• It guarantees immediate success

• It helps overcome challenges and build skill

• It only matters if you are naturally talented

• It only matters if you are naturally talented

Which of the following best defines motivation?

• A feeling of tiredness

• The reason or desire to act or achieve something

• Avoiding difficult tasks

• Giving up after failure

What does SMART in goal setting stand for?

• Simple, Measurable, Accurate, Realistic, Timely

• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-based

• Strong, Meaningful, Attainable, Responsible, Timed

• Simple, Manageable, Achieved, Reasonable, Tracked