Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781472139955 Publisher: Robinson Age Range: Adult / General Readership Overview: Mindset – Updated Edition by world-renowned Stanford psychologist Dr Carol Dweck explores how our beliefs about ability shape our success in life, work, relationships, and parenting. This updated edition builds on the original million-copy bestseller with new insights into "false growth mindset" and how to apply true growth-mindset thinking. Practical, research-backed, and endlessly quotable, it remains one of the most influential self-help and psychology books of the last two decades, ideal for teachers, parents, athletes, leaders, and anyone wanting to unlock their potential. About the Book: In Mindset, Dr Carol Dweck introduces the idea that people can be divided into those with a "fixed mindset", who believe talent and intelligence are static traits, and those with a "growth mindset", who believe abilities can be developed through effort, strategy, and learning from others. Drawing on decades of research into achievement and motivation, Dweck shows how this single belief influences a child's approach to homework, an athlete's response to defeat, or a leader's approach to failure. The book moves through case studies in education, sport, business, and relationships, showing how a fixed mindset can lead to a fear of failure, while a growth mindset fosters resilience and lifelong learning. This updated edition adds a new chapter addressing "false growth mindset" — the common misapplication of the concept where effort is praised without real strategy or progress — offering a more nuanced, honest way to apply Dweck's ideas. Written in an accessible, engaging style and packed with memorable anecdotes, the book has become a staple recommendation for teachers, coaches, managers, and parents navigating setbacks, motivation, and personal change. Written by a leading Stanford psychologist behind decades of landmark research Updated edition includes new material on "false growth mindset" Practical, evidence-based strategies for parenting, teaching, business, and sport A internationally bestselling self-help and psychology title Engaging, accessible writing style suited to first-time self-help readers Makes a thoughtful gift for students, professionals, and parents About the Author: Dr Carol S. Dweck is a professor of psychology at Stanford University, where she has researched motivation, personality, and achievement for over four decades. Her groundbreaking work on mindset theory has transformed thinking in education, sport, and business, and she has received numerous awards for her contribution to psychology, including honours from the American Psychological Association. Her books and research have been translated into many languages and continue to shape global conversations about learning, resilience, and success. Why You'll Love This Self-Help Book: A clear, practical guide to reframing failure and building resilience, updated with fresh insight for modern readers. Perfect for anyone ready to embrace a growth mindset in work, learning, and life. Please Note: Book cover/edition may vary slightly from image shown; ISBN and UK edition are as stated above.