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What is the purpose of capital punishment?
Studying
The act of applying one's mind purposefully to the acquisition of knowledge or understanding of a subject.
Entity Theorists
Those who believe that traits are fixed, stable things (entities) and thus people should not be expected to change.
Incremental Theorists
Those who believe that traits are subject to change and improvement.
Learned Helplessness
Belief that one’s actions will not bring about desired outcomes, leading one to give up and quit trying.
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