Dweck's research implies that children who regularly receive _____ after succeeding are likely to adopt performance goals in achievement contexts which makes them inclined to try to _____.

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Dweck's research suggests that person praise (e.g., "You're so smart!") after success leads children to adopt performance goals, where they are more focused on demonstrating their competencies rather than improving them.

Dweck's Research Implies That Children Who Regularly Receive _____ After