Authors (year) | Title | Sample | Method (see Appendix) | Role of Mindset | ||||
Participant | Size (gender) | Grade (country) | Collecting | Analyzing | ||||
1 | | Predicting the Use of Praise among Pre-Service Teachers: The Influence of Implicit Theories of Intelligence, Social Comparison and Stereotype Acceptance | Teacher | Study 1: N = 176 (M = 23, F = 151); Study 2: N = 151 (M = 10, F = 140, 1 missing) | E & M (Sweden) | Q | RA & FA | Cause |
2 | | Parents' and Teachers' Views of the Child's Academic Potential | Teacher | Parent: N = 97 (M = 46, F = 50, 1 missing); Teacher: N = 8 (M = 3, F = 5) | E (Finland) | Q | ANOVA | Cause/ Mediator |
3 | | How Are Children’s Perceptions of the Malleability of Their Academic Competencies Related to Their Teachers’ and Parents’ Views? | Teacher | Student: N = 103 (M = 51, F = 52); Parent: N = 97 (M = 46, F = 50, 1 missing); Teacher: N = 8 (M = 3, F = 5) | E (Finland) | Q | FA | Cause |
4 | | Exploring Teacher Effects for Mindset Intervention Outcomes in Seventh-Grade Science Classes | Teacher | Student: N = 160 (M = 67, F = 93); Teachers: N = 2 (F = 2) | M (USA) | O & Q | FA & B-S-A | Cause |
5 | | Goal Structures: The Role of Teachers’ Achievement Goals and Theories of Intelligence | Teacher | N = 209 (M = 45, F = 164) | E (USA) | S | FA & RA & Chi-s A | Cause |