The Effect of Praise on Learning
Several studies conclude that praising intelligence and talent damages motivation and performance in the long run. Psychologist Carol Dweck clarifies […]
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Several studies conclude that praising intelligence and talent damages motivation and performance in the long run. Psychologist Carol Dweck clarifies […]
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There is no separation between brain and body: our brain is as much a part of our body as any
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Feedback is the information that comes back to us updating our performance. Recognizing the factors that influence a performance is
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This article refers to learning by means of biomechanical analogies, or metaphors of movements and motor actions, which replace explicit
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Skiing is as much a mental game as a physical one. Whether you’re facing your first bunny slope or a
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Beliefs are judgments and evaluations that we make about ourselves or about the situations we experience. It is what we
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Expectation can be defined as the perception of the likelihood of achieving a goal or the anticipated assumption of the
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According to psychologist Carol Dweck’s hypothesis based on several studies, people believe that their abilities are based on their fixed
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Arousal is considered as a natural state of increased attention and stimulation of our organism. For some psychologists, arousal is
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Self-confidence is a psychic phenomenon to take into account when we ski because it affects other mental aspects. After self-motivation
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