Which way of preparing for a test does not use the Growth Mindset?

I do better when I practice a lot, so I made flashcards a week before the test.
I know that I'm not great at tests, so I'm not going to worry about studying a lot.
I can do better than my last test, so I'm studying what I don't know yet.
I can always get better, so I went to an extra study session during lunch.

I know that I'm not great at tests, so I'm not going to worry about studying a lot.

Explanation:

The Growth Mindset is a principle that describes the mindset of believing that one can get better. It is the belief that your basic skills can be horned to be better by constantly working towards it.

The person in Option B who said that they won't study because they know they are not very good at tests does NOT have the growth mindset because they are not interested in improving themselves at all. They have made up their mind that they are not very good at something and so will just leave it as it is. This is called a FIXED MINDSET.

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