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Conceptions of ability as stable and self-evaluative processes: A longitudinal examination
Eva M. Pomerantz
, Jill L. Saxon
Psychology
Gender and Women's Studies
Social & Behavioral Sciences Institute
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Longitudinal Assessment
100%
Process Evaluation
100%
Social Competence
100%
Academic Competence
100%
Conceptions of Abilities
100%
External Force
66%
Perceptions of Competence
66%
Academic Performance
66%
Social Performance
66%
Internal Force
66%
Academic Domain
66%
Negative-self
33%
Poor Performance
33%
Longitudinal Design
33%
Self-perception
33%
Elementary School children
33%
Academic Challenges
33%
Performance Indicators
33%
Three-wave
33%
Self-enhancement
33%
Negative Perception
33%
Competence-performance
33%
Challenge Perception
33%
Social Sciences
Social Competence
100%
Primary Schools
50%
Self-Competence
50%
Schoolchildren
50%
Psychology
Social Competence
100%
Self-Competence
50%