mind-set
Noun
Meaning
a habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations
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Any outlook that considers such videos “content” is morally bankrupt, and Bryan Chaffin believes it is rooted in a business mind-set that sees all of our lives as product to plunder.
A growth mind-set stresses the fact that things like intelligence and ability in all areas–even male advocacy–are not innate, but improve with effort and practice.
An article published in on December 18, 2016, exposed the Congress leadership’s desperation and mind-set.
From their perspective, everything bigger is a potential predator that wants to eat them, and it is important to be aware of this mind-set when working with them.
All plants need nitrogen for their development but a major problem in agriculture is the mind-set of farmers.
But GiveWell comes from the MBA mind-set.