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panfilo

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Contrast how a person who has an entity view of ability views task performance with how a person with an incremental view of ability views task performance.
 
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Wiggins's perspective emphasized _________ aspects of personality.
 
  a. interpersonal
  b. internal
  c. behavioral
  d. cognitive


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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

People with an entity view of ability construe task performance as having the goal of proving their ability. In contrast, people with an incremental view of ability tend to see their actions as having the goal of extending their ability.

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