More than 30 years ago, noted psychologist Carol Dweck proposed that students with a growth mindset—those who believe their intelligence can "grow" with effort—focus more on learning, work hard, seek challenges and are resilient to setbacks.

Woman believes she wasn’t a c student her entire life blames patriarchy and fails miserably being a diversity hire…

The data is very clear that IQ determines academic performance and that it's pretty much immutable. They refuse to accept that for political reasons.

Effort is required for performance and growth; IQ only bounds maximum potential.

You can be a high IQ burnout who doesn't exert effort anymore and fail to realize your potential, causing your IQ to decline relative to others your age, but you can't 'effort' past your limits in the inverse way. Not even the US army bothers training sub 80 IQ 'people.'

tl;dr: You can't polish a turd.

What the fuck is this quackery? It reads like some shit the power of positive thinking asshole or a physical therapist calling himself a doctor came up with.

"Try my new technique. It comes with the repurposed household items, guaranteed to make your dick big, year ass tight, and your wallet fat!"

The Bell Curve takes no prisoners.

almost all research in the social sciences (and this includes medicine) is bullshit because null results don't get published and research is only done on a very small set of hypotheses that accord ideologically with leftism (shit like this). That's even if the research is not just based on fraudulent or misused data in the first place. The replication crisis is real and continues on.

I remember 'grit' was another thing like growth mindset that the left started screaming about. Turns out grit had 1/100 the impact of IQ. LOL. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1948550620920531