Theories of Intelligence Scale

Online version of the Dweck's implicit theories scales, developed to describe mindsets (beliefs) about personal attributes, ranging from an entity theory (belief that a personal attribute is a fixed, largely unchangeable trait) to an incremental theory (belief that a personal attribute is malleable and can be substantially developed).


Theories of Intelligence Scale is a measure of implicit theories (mindsets) about the nature of intelligence.

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Author: C. Dweck (1999)

“Kind of Person” Implicit Theory Scale assesses mindsets about the malleability of personality and character in other people and self.

Implicit Theories of Others' Morality Scale is a brief measure of mindsets about the malleability of moral character in other people.


This test is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute psychological advice of any kind and comes with no guarantee of accuracy or validity. The assessment is free and anonymous.

References
  • C. S. Dweck. Self-theories: Their role in motivation, personality, and development. Philadelphia, PA: Psychology Press, 1999
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