In Her Article, Self-Theories of Intelligence, Carol Dweck Valued Which

Multiple Choice

In her article, Self-Theories of Intelligence, Carol Dweck valued which of the following persons the most?

A) Charles Darwin for his theory of evolution and his superior intellectual ability.
B) Michael Jordan, who was cut by his high school coach in basketball, and then through his relentless practice became a super basketball player.
C) Thomas Edison for his raw intelligence and his many inventions like the light bulb and phonograph.
D) Tiger Woods for his natural ability as an athlete and his instinctual skill as a businessman to make millions of dollars.