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I found it interesting that different types of praise can affect one's mindset

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This proved that praising kids for their intelligence has no purpose because it ironically destroys their will to improve

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I thought it was interesting how students lied about their results

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Some students with a fixed mindset were ashamed of their grades so
they lied about their results

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The amount of people who lied was really shocking

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The fact that the fixed mindset students actually lied about their grades at the end because of how wrapped up they were in their egos.

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Fixed mindset students feel like they need to prove themselves 🐍🐍🐍

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it seems to me that growth mindsets are more humble than those with a fixed mindset. being humble can better yourself and also attract respect.

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it was interesting to see how confidence can easily be skewed just by what obstacles people are asked to face

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students that were praised because of their intelligence really struggled with setbacks.

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Fixed mindset students are more likely to lie than growth mindsets

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Nothing. I knew all of this for I am intelligent. No knowledge can escape from my reach. I am become the brain, consumer of information.

On a serious note, I found it interesting how clear the difference was between the variations of praise students got. Truly troubling for our youth.

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The fact that these studies occurred between 1998 and 2006 was very interesting, because only now have the studies been gaining popularity.

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It was interesting to see the "smart" kids get their spirits crushed and stop working

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Almost 40% of intelligence-praised students lies about their score and couldn’t admit to their mistakes

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The idea of changing mindset is a lot easier said than done. The idea of shaping your thoughts in a way where you can benefit is extremely interesting.

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I found it odd that 10% of the students who are effort-praised saw fit to ‘falsify their results’ (lie about their answers)🤨

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What stood out was how praised students tended to choose simplar tasks with the minset that they were for sure going to succeed

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Praising students for their intelligence helps them have a fixed mindset and discourages them to improve.

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it’s crazy how toxic egos can be 🤧

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the immense amount of proof from each study that proved how praise affected the fixed and growth mindsets in students.!

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How egos can affect how students handle situations

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I found it interesting that 40% of the students who were praised for their intelligence lied about their test results because they were ashamed of struggling

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That 10% of effort-praised students still falsified their results

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Students with a fixed mindset do not handle setbacks very well.

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What details or data stood out from this study?