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Books by Carol S. Dweck mentioned on podcasts
Carol S. Dweck's influential book Mindset, as well as her foundational psychological research, has been referenced extensively on Huberman Lab, Modern Wisdom, and No Stupid Questions. On No Stupid Questions, Angela discussed Dweck writing her popular book for a lay audience and introducing specific terminology regarding implicit theories of intelligence. Andrew Huberman frequently cited Dweck and her Stanford department work across multiple episodes of Huberman Lab, acknowledging her as the one who coined the phrase growth mindset and discussing studies like her collaborative paper on praise for intelligence with Claudia Mueller. Huberman also referenced her experiments on tenacity and willpower as limited resources linked to glucose availability. On Modern Wisdom, Huberman again mentioned Dweck's work on mindset when discussing willpower. Additionally, Dr. Alia Crum appeared on Huberman Lab to discuss core beliefs and assumptions about stress and intelligence, specifically drawing upon Dweck's research on intelligence mindsets and the journey toward proficiency.
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Mindset
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol S.
Discussed“We the one of the metaphors we use a lot coming out of this child psychology and Carol Dwek's work of growth mindset is uha when you say skill set there's I think the most important skill set for long-term relevance is you know how do you be be a learn it all and not a knowit all right that”
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