which of the listed strategies can help you develop a growth mindset? using positive self - talk using negative self - talkv believing ones intelligence and abilities are fixed believing ones intelligence and abilities are changeable

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To develop a growth mindset, we need to consider the characteristics of a growth mindset. A growth mindset is about believing that abilities and intelligence can be developed through effort and learning.
- "Using positive self - talk" can help in building a positive attitude towards learning and growth, which is conducive to developing a growth mindset.
- "Using negative self - talk" will undermine one's confidence and is not helpful for developing a growth mindset.
- "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are fixed" is the definition of a fixed mindset, not a growth mindset.
- "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the core belief of a growth mindset, but the question is about strategies to develop it. Among the options, "Using positive self - talk" is a strategy that can help in developing the growth mindset. Also, "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the core of growth mindset, but if we consider strategies (actions to develop), positive self - talk is a strategy. However, if we consider the belief as part of the mindset development, both "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" are related. But typically, for strategies (actions), positive self - talk is a strategy. But let's re - evaluate: The growth mindset is the belief that abilities can be developed. So believing that intelligence and abilities are changeable is the core, and positive self - talk is a strategy to reinforce that. But in the options, if we have to choose the strategy, "Using positive self - talk" is a strategy, and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the mindset itself. Wait, the question is "Which of the listed strategies can help you develop a growth mindset?". So strategies are actions. So "Using positive self - talk" is an action strategy. Also, "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the belief that is the growth mindset, but to develop it, believing that they are changeable is part of adopting the growth mindset. But maybe the question considers "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" as a strategy (cognitive strategy) to develop the growth mindset. Let's check the options:
1. Using positive self - talk: Positive self - talk can help in changing one's mindset towards a growth - oriented one by encouraging effort and learning.
2. Using negative self - talk: This is counterproductive as it discourages and reinforces a fixed mindset.
3. Believing one's intelligence and abilities are fixed: This is a fixed mindset, not a strategy for growth mindset.
4. Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable: This is the core of the growth mindset. Adopting this belief is a way to develop the growth mindset.

So both "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" are related. But if we have to choose the best, "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the fundamental belief of growth mindset, and "Using positive self - talk" is a strategy to support it. However, in the context of the question, if we consider the options, the correct strategies (to develop growth mindset) are "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable". But maybe the intended answer is "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable". Wait, let's check the options again. The options are:
- Using positive self - talk
- Using negative self - talk
- Believing one's intelligence and abilities are fixed
- Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable

So the strategies (actions or cognitive shifts) to develop growth mindset: To develop growth mindset, one needs to adopt the belief that abilities are changeable (so "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is part of developing the mindset) and use positive self - talk (a strategy) to reinforce that. But if we have to choose from the options, both "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" are correct in the sense that believing in changeability is the core, and positive self - talk is a strategy. But maybe the question considers "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" as the answer, as it is the essence of growth mindset. Or "Using positive self - talk" as a strategy. Let's see the definition of growth mindset: The growth mindset is the belief that one's basic abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work—brains and talent are just the starting point. So believing that intelligence and abilities are changeable is the growth mindset. So to develop the growth mindset, one needs to adopt this belief. So "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the key. Also, "Using positive self - talk" can help in developing this belief. But if we have to choose the best option, "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the core of the growth mindset, and "Using positive self - talk" is a strategy to support it. However, in the options, if we consider the question's wording "strategies to develop a growth mindset", both are valid, but maybe the intended answer is "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable". But since it's a multiple - choice (even though not labeled as such, but options are given), we need to pick the correct ones. Wait, the user's question is a multiple - choice (implicitly) with four options. So we need to choose the correct option(s). Let's re - analyze:

- "Using positive self - talk": This is a behavioral/cognitive strategy that can help in developing a growth mindset by promoting a positive attitude towards challenges and learning.
- "Using negative self - talk": This is a fixed - mindset - promoting strategy, so incorrect.
- "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are fixed": This is a fixed mindset, incorrect.
- "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable": This is the core belief of a growth mindset. Adopting this belief is a way to develop the growth mindset.

So both "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" are correct in the context of developing a growth mindset. But if we have to choose the most appropriate, "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is the fundamental belief that defines the growth mindset, and "Using positive self - talk" is a strategy to reinforce it. However, the question says "strategies", so "Using positive self - talk" is a strategy (action), and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable" is a cognitive strategy (adopting a belief). So both are valid. But maybe the intended answer is "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable". But let's check standard growth mindset literature: The growth mindset is the belief that abilities can be developed. Strategies to develop it include using positive self - talk, embracing challenges, persisting in the face of setbacks, etc. And the core belief is that abilities are changeable. So in the given options, the correct options are "Using positive self - talk" and "Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable".
# Answer:
Using positive self - talk, Believing one's intelligence and abilities are changeable

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