A systematic review of mindset theory
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Abstract
A broad range of mindset theories co-exist around the world today. This systematic review is the first of its kind to study this diverse range of mindset theories, to get a sense of how coherent or incoherent they are with one another, and with people’s direct experience of mindset. It was found that at present, most mindset theories seldom acknowledge or compare themselves to one another, nor do they examine how all theories belong to a coherent and comprehensive theory of mindset. It is recommended more studies are undertaken to better understand all of the theories that co-exist in the mindset field and how these theories relate to people’s direct experience. You are invited to participate in this process of shared learning, so that the mindset field can develop more coherent and comprehensive theories of mindset.
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