Students with growth mindsets encourage a similar mindset in their peers, according to Sheffler’s research. This translates to non-peer relationships, too: Having friends, family members, and ...

Do you have a growth mindset, or are you reluctant to change? A new eight-question scale attempts to uncover whether or not ...

The growth mindset is not just helpful for young adults and students. Training your brain is essential as you age, especially to slow the natural cognitive decline of aging and to potentially ...

While a growth mindset might seem like your brain's software, research shows embracing a growth mindset can change your brain's hardware, too.

By cultivating resilience in the face of obstacles, a growth mindset is something that will stay with your child to help them overcome challenges throughout their lives.

Neuroscience Says Embracing This Mindset Actually Changes How Your Brain Is Wired (in the Best Possible Way) Change your outlook, change your mind.

The growth mindset has gained popularity in education and work environments where it is touted as the solution to cure all organizational ills. However, recent research shows that such claims are ...

Nicole Vignola, author of “Rewire: Break the Cycle, Alter Your Thoughts and Create Lasting Change” joins TODAY with steps to rewire your brain, including shifting from negative to positive ...

Studies reveal that success stems more from mindset than innate talent, challenging traditional views about achievement and human potential.

The good news is, regardless of where you land on the growth-to-fixed mindset continuum based on your genes, you have the ability to increase how often you experience life with a growth mindset.

While there are days where maintaining a growth mindset is difficult, it’s not impossible. And none of us operate from a growth mindset all the time.