The 5 Levels Of Competence-Related Mindsets - Deepstash

The 5 Levels Of Competence-Related Mindsets

  1. The Declining (or Decremental) Mindset: “My ability to perform is or soon will be slipping away.”
  2. The Passive Mindset: “I don’t think much about my competence in this domain and probably won’t try to improve.”
  3. The Capable Mindset: “I can perform adequately and improve if I put my mind to it.”
  4. The Empowered Mindset: “I have the skills and freedom to perform well and get even better.”
  5. The Agentic Mindset: “I have the skills and resources I need (or can obtain them), I feel motivated to apply them, and I am acting in ways that will accomplish what is needed.”

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Human agency is a mindset plus a set of learnable actions that help us attain what we want in life. Whatever our “level”, we can hold steady, decline, or grow.

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