Children who possess an incremental view of ability
A) attribute task failure to insufficient ability.
B) tend to give up easily when faced with a challenging task.
C) credit task success to genetics.
D) believe that ability can be increased through effort.

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Children who possess an incremental view of ability believe that their abilities can be increased through effort. They tend to work harder when faced with a challenging task and see failure as an opportunity to learn and grow rather than a reflection of their ability.

Children Who Possess an Incremental View of Ability