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Achievement Goal Theory and Mindsets: Keys for Competency Development in Nursing.
Background: Many nursing schools are transitioning to a competency-based model due to the increasing complexity of medical information, skills, task acuities, and cognitive overload.
Problem: Nursing faculty may not be familiar with the synergy between achievement goal theory and the growth mindset (GM) model to prepare nursing students within a competency-based model effectively.
Approach: This article presents a persuasive argument for how integrating achievement goal theory and the GM model could effectively foster mastery goals essential for competency development.
Conclusions: Mastery goals, a component of the GM model, can be used as tangible indicators for assessing and evaluating competency development.