Lecture

Cognitive Behavioural Approach: Mastery vs Performance Goals

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Description

This lecture covers the cognitive behavioural approach, goal orientation, and the distinction between mastery and performance goals. It also discusses the impact of mastery goals on learning tasks and how class climate can influence students' beliefs.

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