Author Question: Grading on the child's effort (rather than on quality of achievement) in early schooling encourages ... (Read 109 times)

pragya sharda · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Grading on the child's effort (rather than on quality of achievement) in early schooling encourages children to think in terms of the

a. incremental view of ability.
b. entity view of ability.
c. learned-helplessness orientation.
d. false-belief problem.

Question 2

At hospitals, parents today are encouraged to ____ their hospitalized preterm neonate.

a. visit frequently with
b. teach traditional male/female gender roles to
c. instruct hospital staff on care preferences for
d. delegate to staff all decisions on nurturant care for