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Direct linkDweck, Carol S. – American Psychologist, 2012
Debates about human nature often revolve around what is built in. However, the hallmark of human nature is how much of a person's identity is not built in; rather, it is humans' great capacity to adapt, change, and grow. This nature versus nurture debate matters--not only to students of human nature--but to everyone. It matters whether people…
Descriptors: Intelligence, Racial Relations, Race, Foreign Countries
