Adult ability attributions of young children's success increase test cheating, per the article's title¶
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q1 i? Adult ability attributions of young children's success increase test cheating. → Li Zhao 2024
Evidence¶
Li Zhao 2024¶
Li Zhao, Junjie Peng, Yingying Li, Nan Wang, and Kang Lee. (2024). When 'You are Smart' Backfires: Adult Ability Attributions of Young Children's Success Increase Test Cheating. https://osf.io/bh9t4/?view_only=04c6a0c8457a49e19911c9a4ea4e1c16
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"When 'You are Smart' Backfires: Adult Ability Attributions of Young Children's Success Increase Test Cheating"
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Praise for intelligence, rather than for effort, after success undermines children's motivation and performance after a later failure — related
- Computer-based test advantages can be used to manage the effects of cheating as a construct-irrelevant factor — related
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Adult ability attributions of young children's success increase test cheating, per the article's title |
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Adult ability attributions of young children's success increase test cheating, per the article's title |
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