What is the difference between a mastery orientation and a helpless orientation for achievement attributions?

What will be an ideal response?

Children who develop a mastery orientation attribute their successes to their own hard work (internal and controllable factors) and their failures to factors that they can either control or change. They focus on learning goals. Children who develop a helpless orientation attribute their failures to their own lack of ability and attribute successes to external and uncontrollable factors such as luck. They focus on performance goals.

Psychology

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What will be an ideal response?

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When neuronal connections that are used become stronger and faster, and the neuronal connections that are not used wither away, what is happening?

a. brain death b. axonal withering c. synaptic pruning d. intellectual development

Psychology