Growth mindset interventions improve academic performance but not mindset in biochemistry
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education.
author keywords: academic performance; biochemistry; growth mindset; metacognition
MeSH headings : Academic Performance; Attitude; Humans; Learning; Students; Universities
TL;DR:
The results suggest that although students' mindsets did not change as a result of growth mindset interventions, their positive perceptions about learning versus performance did increase and they significantly outperformed students who did not receive interventions on the final cumulative exam that assessed critical thinking skills.
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