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Publication Date: 1984
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Affective Consequences of Ability versus Effort Ascriptions: Controversies, Resolutions, and Quandaries.
Brown, Jonathon; Weiner, Bernard
Journal of Educational Psychology, v76 n1 p146-58 Feb 1984
Six studies were reported questioning the conclusions of Covington and Omelich that pride in success, shame in failure, and positive self-esteem are more closely linked with ability ascriptions than with effort. The research demonstrated that affective intensity is in part determined by the perceived importance of the task. (BS)
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