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Session Type: Symposium
Numerous empirical studies have investigated beliefs about intelligence, also known as intelligence mindsets, with recent work suggesting that context is critical for fully understanding the importance of these beliefs on achievement motivation and success. In this session, we further this area of research and present several studies that test different types of academic mindsets in new contexts and with new scales. The studies we discuss investigate differences between competitive and school math mindsets, examine socializers’ mindsets as influences of student attitudes, and propose new scales to assess intelligence mindset in children, college students, and teachers. Overall, this symposium aims to contribute knowledge regarding how academic mindsets are measured and in which settings they play a role.
You Need to Be Super Smart to Do Well in Math! Elementary School Children Show Math-Specific Brilliance Beliefs - Jalisha Jenifer, Barnard College; Jilana Jaxon, New York University; Susan C. Levine; Andrei Cimpian, New York University
What Makes a STEM Role Model Motivating for Young Girls - Jessica R Gladstone, Virginia Commonwealth University; Molly Tallberg; Jilana Jaxon, New York University; Andrei Cimpian, New York University
Construct Validity of a Math Intelligence Mind-Set Scale for Third-Grade Students - Connie Barroso Garcia, Texas A&M University - College Station; Colleen M. Ganley, Florida State University; Robert Schoen, Florida State University; Chris Schatschneider, Florida State University
Development of the Undergraduate Lay Theories of Abilities (ULTrA) Survey - Lisa B Limeri, University of Georgia - Athens; Nathan Carter; Franchesca de Lyra; Halle Mastronardo; Jay Patel; Erin L. Dolan, University of Georgia
Profiles of Teachers' Math Mind-Sets and Implications for Motivation - Michael M. Barger, University of Georgia - Athens; Amanda Elizabeth Ferster, University of Georgia - Athens