Abstract

The unique personalities of individuals influence how they react to challenges. A person’s belief system affects how they behave. People’s views of setbacks vary, and their reactions to negative feedback differ based on their attribution structure. The perspective of implicit theories, such as fixedness or malleability of personal attributes, determines the meaning of traits and abilities differently. This review paper examines the relationship between a person’s behavioral patterns and implicit theories, as personal attributes can predict behavior and shape how they perceive challenges and setbacks.