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| A’s = Oakland Athletics; Major League Baseball team
| Aaron Beck = American psychiatrist; cognitive therapy pioneer
| Albert Bandura = Canadian-American psychologist; social learning and self-efficacy theorist
| Alan Wurtzel = American executive; Circuit City CEO and chairman
| AP Calculus = Advanced Placement calculus exam for U.S. high school students
| Billy Beane = American baseball executive; Oakland Athletics general manager
| Bill Gates = American business leader; Microsoft cofounder and philanthropist
| Carol S. Dweck = American psychologist; Stanford professor; growth mindset researcher
| Changing Mindsets = Education Endowment Foundation school trial on growth mindset
| Circuit City = Former American consumer electronics retailer
| Cindy Sherman = American artist; conceptual photographer
| Clintons = Bill and Hillary Clinton; U.S. political couple
| Davos = Swiss town; World Economic Forum meeting site
| Darwin = Charles Darwin; English naturalist and evolution theorist
| David Yeager = American psychologist; adolescent motivation and mindset researcher
| Education Endowment Foundation = English education charity; evidence-based school interventions
| Falko Rheinberg = German psychologist; teacher expectations and motivation research
| Garfield High School = Los Angeles public high school; noted AP Calculus program
| GatesNotes = Bill Gates’s personal blog on books and ideas
| GE = General Electric; American industrial conglomerate
| Good to Great = Business book by Jim Collins on sustained performance
| Harvard Business Review = Management magazine from Harvard Business Publishing
| IBM = American technology company; computing and services
| Jack Welch = American executive; GE chief executive officer
| Jackie Joyner-Kersee = American heptathlete; Olympic champion
| Jaime Escalante = Bolivian-American teacher; advanced calculus instructor at Garfield High
| Jim Collins = American business author; corporate performance researcher
| John Gottman = American psychologist; marital stability and prediction research
| John Wooden = American basketball coach; UCLA
| Lewinsky affair = U.S. political scandal involving Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky
| Lenny Dykstra = American baseball player; outfielder
| Lou Gerstner = American executive; IBM chief executive officer
| Malcolm Gladwell = Canadian author and journalist; long-form essays
| Mary Bandura = Doctoral student; mindset research collaborator
| McKinsey = Global management consulting firm
| Michael Jordan = American basketball player; Chicago Bulls star
| Microsoft = American technology company; software and cloud services
| Muhammad Ali = American boxer; world heavyweight champion
| Museum of Modern Art = New York art museum for modern and contemporary works
| Nature = Scientific journal; multidisciplinary research publication
| New York City = U.S. city; largest by population
| NYSE = New York Stock Exchange; U.S. securities marketplace
| Random House = American book publisher
| Robert Wood = Organizational psychologist; management decision-making research
| Satya Nadella = Indian-American executive; Microsoft chief executive officer
| Sonny Liston = American boxer; world heavyweight champion
| Stanford University = American research university in California
| stereotype threat = Psychological phenomenon; performance harmed by group stereotypes
| The New Yorker = American magazine; literature and long-form journalism
| The Washington Post = American newspaper; national daily
| Tiger Woods = American golfer; multiple major championships winner
| Tolstoy = Leo Tolstoy; Russian novelist and essayist
| University of Hong Kong = Public research university in Hong Kong
| Xerox = American document technology and services company
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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