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RYAN BANYAN

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Mesirandino (1996) found children who felt competent compared to peers who did not feel competent
 
  a. Felt more curious and participated more in school tasks, enjoyed school tasks more and persisted longer.
  b. Always received good grades
  c. Felt anxious about grades and were bored easily
  d. Were less likely to persist in difficult tasks

Question 2

According to studies of student perspectives, teachers are most likely to encourage mastery when they
 
  a. Hold low expectations for students so that goals are easily attainable
  b. Are challenging and hold high expectations
  c. Give students the answers when they become frustrated
  d. Provide tangible rewards



akudia

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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